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Thérèse-Françoise Potain Roland, Wife of the Sculptor by Philippe-Laurent Roland

Long nineteenth century · France

Philippe-Laurent Roland

1746–1816

French sculptor (1746–1816).

At a glance

Life
1746–1816
Origin
France
Practice
sculptor
sculptorSculptureBustterracotta

Biography

Philippe-Laurent Roland (1746–1816) is described by Wikidata as French sculptor (1746–1816). The linked open-data record associates the artist with France. Recorded practices include sculptor.

Thérèse-Françoise Potain Roland, Wife of the Sculptor, held by National Gallery of Art, provides a verified collection point from which to explore the artist’s sculpture. The museum record supplies the work’s date, material, dimensions, credit line, and reusable image.

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In the collection

Works to explore

The sculpture depicts a bust of a woman with flowing, curly hair styled elegantly back and cascading over her shoulders. The subject has a serene expression, with her gaze directed slightly to the side. The sculpture is rendered in a material that resembles terracotta, showcasing a warm, earthy color. Draped across her shoulders is a richly detailed cloth, sculpted to give the appearance of soft folds and layers. The sculpture is set upon a simple, classic pedestal. The craftsmanship captures a sense of grace and timeless elegance.

Long nineteenth century

National Gallery of Art

Thérèse-Françoise Potain Roland, Wife of the Sculptor

Philippe-Laurent Roland · c. 1782/1783