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Admiral de Tourville (1642–1701), Joseph-Charles Marin  French, Terracotta, French
Joseph-Charles Marin
1816
Female Bust, Joseph-Charles Marin, Terracotta, on green marble pedestal.
Joseph-Charles Marin
ca. 1795
Female Bust, Joseph-Charles Marin, Terracotta, on green marble pedastal.
Joseph-Charles Marin
ca. 1795
Bacchic nymph (one of a pair), Joseph-Charles Marin  French, Terracotta; base: grey marble, French
Joseph-Charles Marin
late 18th century
Bacchic nymph (one of a pair), Joseph-Charles Marin  French, Terracotta; base: grey marble, French
Joseph-Charles Marin
late 18th century
L'Oiseau Mort, Joseph-Charles Marin  French, White marble plinth, bleu turquin marble with gilt-bronze mounts, French
Joseph-Charles Marin
late 18th century
Naiad Supporting a Shell on her Head, Joseph-Charles Marin  French, Pale buff terracotta coated with a brownish-yellow varnish, French, Paris
Joseph-Charles Marin
1793
Bacchante with chalice and three infants, Joseph-Charles Marin  French, Terracotta, on painted and gilt wood pedestal, French, Paris
Joseph-Charles Marin
late 18th century
Satyr Father and Son, Joseph-Charles Marin  French, Bronze, French
After a composition by Joseph-Charles Marin
18th–19th century
Bacchante with grapes and three infants, Joseph-Charles Marin  French, Terracotta, on painted and gilt wood pedestal, French, Paris
Joseph-Charles Marin
late 18th century

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