Antique porcelain portrait of Cupid, wings, quiver, love, Sèvres biscuit, Boizot

  

ANCIENT BISCUIT PORCELAIN - WINGED CUPID WITH QUIVER, or Cupid Running - After Boizot, in the Style of Sèvres - 29 cm. Elegant antique biscuit porcelain statuette depicting Cupid, god of Love, shown as a young winged child. The figure stands in a graceful, lively pose, with the body slightly leaning forward and one leg lifted back.

He stands beside a flowering stump against which his quiver rests. His wings are fully spread, his hair is curled, and the delicate modeling of his face creates a graceful figure inspired by 18th-century French sculpture. The composition develops the allegorical theme of Love: Cupid, his wings, and his quiver evoke the irresistible power of feelings and the games of seduction. The flowers arranged around the base reinforce this romantic symbolism and add rich decorative detail to the pedestal. The sculpture bears the inscription “Boizot” on the terrace.

It is based on a model associated with Louis-Simon Boizot, French sculptor and director of the sculpture workshop at the Sèvres manufactory in the late 18th century. Limoges or Sanson, in the style of Sèvres biscuits.

The biscuit porcelain, left in its natural white color, highlights the delicacy of the modeling, the treatment of the drapery, feathers, curls of hair, and vegetal motifs. Subject: Cupid running / winged Cupid beside his quiver Material: biscuit porcelain Style: Louis XVI, neoclassical Manufacture: in the style of Sèvres Inscription: “Boizot” on the terrace Height: 29 cm Width: 16 cm Condition: good overall condition; slight signs of age and minor firing or use-related flaws visible in the photographs.

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