Portrait of Loyse Labbé

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Portrait of Loyse Labbé

1888-1894
Sculpture
Enameled stoneware with a matte glaze, toned from chamois brown to shaded white
23 × 25 × 13 in. (58.42 × 63.5 × 33.02 cm)
Gift of The Ahmanson Foundation in honor of Mary L. Levkoff (M.2009.7)
European Sculpture
Not currently on public view

Provenance

Possibly the cast seen by Carriès’s biographer Arsène Alexandre in the artist’s studio in 1895.

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Possibly the cast seen by Carriès’s biographer Arsène Alexandre in the artist’s studio in 1895. Lamartinière collection, 1900s, by descent to; Jean de Lamartinière, 2006, sold to; [Galerie Fournier, Paris, sold to]; [Charles Janoray, LLC, New York, sold 2008 to]; LACMA.
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Bibliography

  • Lehmbeck, Leah, editor. Gifts of European Art from The Ahmanson Foundation. Vol. 2, French Painting and Sculpture. Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 2019.