French architects and sculptors of the XVIIIth century (1900)
Dilke, Emilia Francis Strong, Lady, 1840-1904 · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 201
on of his pupils to the exclusive study of Bernin andBoromini.3 The truth is that Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne represents,after a somewhat emasculate fashion, traditions inherited, throughhis father, from Coyzevox. Bouchardon broke into obstinate 1 1704-1778. R., 26 July, 1738. Professor, 2 July, 1740.… … revolt; the powerful temperament of Pigalle enabled him to absorb Theand read: against his training, but Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, like f^£°y°lmany less considerable men—as, for example, Pigalles brother-in- andlaw, Allegrain1—followed in a state of peaceful conviction the p^JJepaths indicated by his…
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