Portrait of Louis XIV (1638-1715), King of France and Navarra (‘Sun King’), before 1749 A slightly smaller than life -size portrait of Louis XIV in patinated bronze, on a red -marble square foot. The face is used to the right to the right (heraldic left). The frost is wearing a contemporary and impressive 'in folio' rod, and an All'antica Kuras in Roman style, with half visible from behind the draperie the radiant sun - referring to Apollo - as the monarchical emblem of the sun king. Two rows of lambrequins and a pleated sleeve are visible at the Army sets. On the Lambrequins are engraved Fleu

Portrait of Louis XIV (1638-1715), King of France and Navarra (‘Sun King’), before 1749 A slightly smaller than life -size portrait of Louis XIV in patinated bronze, on a red -marble square foot. The face is used to the right to the right (heraldic left). The frost is wearing a contemporary and impressive 'in folio' rod, and an All'antica Kuras in Roman style, with half visible from behind the draperie the radiant sun - referring to Apollo - as the monarchical emblem of the sun king. Two rows of lambrequins and a pleated sleeve are visible at the Army sets. On the Lambrequins are engraved Fleurs-de-Lys. On the right shoulder, the drapery, which acts as a mask of the breast cut, is held with a rosette -shaped button. The back of the bust is open, with the exception of the back of the head. The whole shows a high degree of finish and Detailing, which demonstrates that the bronze is very carefully modeled and citled after casting. Paris bronze (metal). marble (rock) A slightly smaller than life -size portrait of Louis XIV in patinated bronze, on a red -marble square foot. The face is used to the right to the right (heraldic left). The frost is wearing a contemporary and impressive 'in folio' rod, and an All'antica Kuras in Roman style, with half visible from behind the draperie the radiant sun - referring to Apollo - as the monarchical emblem of the sun king. Two rows of lambrequins and a pleated sleeve are visible at the Army sets. On the Lambrequins are engraved Fleurs-de-Lys. On the right shoulder, the drapery, which acts as a mask of the breast cut, is held with a rosette -shaped button. The back of the bust is open, with the exception of the back of the head. The whole shows a high degree of finish and Detailing, which demonstrates that the bronze is very carefully modeled and citled after casting. Paris bronze (metal). marble (rock)

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