Amphitrite, Antoine Coysevox (Lyon, 1640 - Paris, 1720)
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H. : 1,81 m. ; L. : 1,52 m. ; Pr. : 1,11 m.
Amphitrite, déesse de la mer, un des quatre groupes commandés pour la "rivière" du parc de Marly, faisait pendant au bas de la cascade à la statue de Neptune. Le modèle en plâtre est mis en place en 1699, et le marbre exécuté en 1705. Saisi au parc de Marly en 1796, le groupe ira décorer une fontaine à Brest en 1801.
Dépôt des Monuments historiques, 1966
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