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BAROIS FRANÇOIS Paris, 1656 - Paris, 1726 VERTUMNE MOULAGE
MARBRE, 1696, PLACÉ AUX TUILERIES EN 1722 EXPOSÉ AU MUSÉE DU LOUVRE
One of the statues in the Tuileries Gardens. In a statue made by François Barois, Vertumnus appears, the god of the seasons in Roman mythology. In the statue, he holds in his right hand an old woman’s mask that he used to deceive Pomona, the goddess of abundance, and thus succeeded in marrying her. Pomona appears in a nearby statue made by the same sculptor Click for sign's details
The statue, which is 2.92 meters high, was made in 1696 and placed in the Tuileries Gardens in 1722. In 1993, it was transferred to the Louvre Museum, and the copy was placed there
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