Grief

Albert Bartholomé French
 Founder Siot-Decauville French

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 556

The painter Bartholomé, grief-stricken at the death of his young wife in 1886, turned to sculpture at the urging of his friend Degas. The result was the Monument to the Dead in the Père-Lachaise cemetary in Paris, completed in 1899, from which this figure was excerpted.

Grief, Albert Bartholomé (French, Thiverval 1848–1928 Paris), Bronze, red sandstone, French, Paris

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