Marly Horses

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Marly Horses is a famous pair of dynamic marble sculptures depicting rearing horses and their handlers, created in the 18th century by French sculptor Guillaume Coustou the Elder.

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Marly Horses canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf marble sculpture ⓘ
outdoor sculpture ⓘ
sculpture group ⓘ
artisticPeriod 18th-century French sculpture ⓘ
associatedWith Guillaume Coustou family of sculptors ⓘ
commissionedBy Louis XV of France ⓘ
commissionedFor royal residence ⓘ
completionDate circa 1745 ⓘ
countryOfOrigin France ⓘ
creator Guillaume Coustou the Elder ⓘ
culturalSignificance iconic landmark of Place de la Concorde ⓘ
currentLocation Place de la Concorde ⓘ
entrance of the Champs-Élysées ⓘ
depicts horse handler ⓘ
rearing horse ⓘ
genre equestrian sculpture ⓘ
hasReplica Louvre Museum casts ⓘ
Musée du Louvre courtyard copies ⓘ
heritageDesignation monument historique of France ⓘ
imageMotif rearing horse restrained by groom ⓘ
inception 18th century ⓘ
influencedBy classical antiquity ⓘ
locatedIn Paris ⓘ
materialUsed marble ⓘ
movement Baroque ⓘ
Rococo ⓘ
notableFor expressive depiction of struggle between man and horse ⓘ
influence on later equestrian sculpture ⓘ
numberOfWorks 2 ⓘ
originalFunction decoration for the horse pond at Château de Marly ⓘ
originalLocation Château de Marly ⓘ
Marly-le-Roi ⓘ
owner French state ⓘ
relatedWork Horse Tamers (Coustou sculptures at Marly) ⓘ
style dramatic movement ⓘ
dynamic composition ⓘ
subjectMatter mythologized horse tamers ⓘ

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Guillaume Coustou → notableWork → Marly Horses ⓘ