Louis XIV

after a model by Martin van den Bogaert called Desjardins
plaquettes after Adam Frans van der Meulen Flemish

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 522

After a model by Martin van den Bogaert, also known as Desjardins (1640–1694), for the now-destroyed equestrian monument in Lyon; cast in 1691, dedicated in 1713.

Louis XIV, after a model by Martin van den Bogaert called Desjardins (1640–1694), Bronze, gilt bronze, French

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Louis XIV, after a model by Martin van den Bogaert called Desjardins (1640–1694), Bronze, gilt bronze, French
Louis XIV, after a model by Martin van den Bogaert called Desjardins (1640–1694), Bronze, gilt bronze, French
Louis XIV, after a model by Martin van den Bogaert called Desjardins (1640–1694), Bronze, gilt bronze, French
Louis XIV, after a model by Martin van den Bogaert called Desjardins (1640–1694), Bronze, gilt bronze, French
Louis XIV, after a model by Martin van den Bogaert called Desjardins (1640–1694), Bronze, gilt bronze, French
Louis XIV, after a model by Martin van den Bogaert called Desjardins (1640–1694), Bronze, gilt bronze, French

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