Giovanni Duprè Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Giovanni Duprè Art Value Price Guide

Dec. 11, 2024
DUPRÈ GIOVANNI (1817 - 1882) - Dante
Est: €3,000 - €5,000
DUPRÈ GIOVANNI (1817 - 1882). Dante. Signed on the base. Dimensions with green marble base (defects): 76.5x21.5x24.5 cm. Provenance: Studio of Giovanni Dupré; By inheritance to the current owner, Siena This sculpture is part of the climate of general excitement and renewed interest in the figure of Dante that was witnessed during the 19th century in Florence, starting with the execution of the poet's cenotaph in Santa Croce by Stefano Ricci (inaugurated in 1830). Giovanni Dupré reproduced the figure of Dante in several variations starting in 1843, both as a bust and as a full-length figure, often accompanied "in pairs" by that of Beatrice. The full-length "Dantino", like the one proposed here, was the model that had the greatest success, being executed in more copies than the 2/3 Dante. A pair composed of a full-length "Dante" and "Beatrice", of similar dimensions to our sculpture, is preserved at the Chigi-Saracini Collection in Siena.. 19 x 69,50 x 22 cm.
Capitolium Art
Jul. 08, 2024
After GIOVANNI DUPRÉ ( 1817-1882); Italian school, c. 1900. "Savonarola." Alabaster carved on wooden base. It has slight losses.
Est: €100 - €150
After GIOVANNI DUPRÉ ( 1817-1882); Italian school, c. 1900. "Savonarola." Alabaster carved on wooden base. It has slight losses. Measurements: 15 x 8,5 x 6 cm. Girolamo Savonarola, or Jerome Savonarola was a Dominican ascetic friar from Ferrara and preacher active in Renaissance Florence. He became famous for his prophecies of civic glory, his advocacy of the destruction of secular art and culture, and his calls for Christian renewal. He denounced clerical corruption, despotism and exploitation of the poor. It presents slight losses.
Setdart Auction House
Dec. 13, 2023
SCULTORE ITALIANO DEL XVIII SECOLO - A marble bust of a man with toga, after the antique
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
SCULTORE ITALIANO DEL XVIII SECOLO. A marble bust of a man with toga, after the antique. Defects and losses. Height with base: 76.5 cm. Provenance: Studio of the sculptor Giovanni Dupré (1817-1882); Private collection, Tuscany.. 52,00 x 54,00 x 26,00 cm.
Capitolium Art
Nov. 29, 2023
Giovanni Duprè, Gesù e Maria.
Est: €200 - €400
Giovanni Duprè, Gesù e Maria. Gesso. cm 16x23x2. L'opera è stata realizzata dall'artista in collaborazione con la figlia Amalia. Giovanni ha realizzato Cristo e Amalia ha realizzato Maria. Entrambi hanno apposto le firme sotto le relative figure. (1)
Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
Jul. 08, 2021
Giovanni Duprè (1817 - 1882) MADDALENA bronzo, cm 43x44x17 firma Prov
Est: €2,500 - €3,500
Giovanni Duprè (1817 - 1882) MADDALENA bronzo, cm 43x44x17 firma Provenienza Eredi Duprè Collezione privata, Firenze
Itineris
Feb. 20, 2017
DUPRE' GIOVANNI
Est: €15,000 - €16,500
GIOVANNI DUPRE' (1817-1882) Dante e Beatrice sculture in marmo bianco statuario (h.cm.82) poggianti su basi in maogano coeve f.te e d.te 1844 accompagante da una lettera dello scultore che ne attesta la piena paternità datata Firenze 30/04/1845
Aste Boetto SRL
Dec. 17, 2014
Duprè, Giovanni (1817-1882)
Est: -
Duprè, Giovanni (1817-1882). Lettera autografa firmata, in francese, dello scultore senese. Una pagina in 8°. 100,00 €
Aste Bolaffi
Nov. 17, 2012
GIOVANNI DUPRÉ, THE INFANT DIONYSOS, Marble, Height 115 cm
Est: €35,000 - €40,000
Giovanni Dupre, with Lorenzo Bartolini, is among the most interesting and successful sculptors of the Tuscan school in the 19th century. The Grand Duchess Maria Nikoljewna, Duchess of Leuchtenberg, very early acquired two of the scupltor's works, today in the Hermitage in St. Petersburg. One os his major achievements is the 1873 monument for Camillo Cavour in Torino, consisting of the main figure and an assembly of additional figural sculptures on the pedestal. As early as the 1860's, Dupre created the so-called "Putti dell'uva" (children with grapes) that may be viewed as predecessors of the young Dionysos boy. In Fiesole near Florence his artistic estate is installed in its own musuem. In addition, Dupre left memoirs that generated great interest among artists and critics, the "Pensieri sull' arte e ricordi autobiografiche", published in Florence in 1884.
Kunsthaus Lempertz KG
Oct. 31, 2009
Giovanni DUPRE (Sienne 1817 - ? 1882)Deux
Est: €200 - €300
Giovanni DUPRE (Sienne 1817 - ? 1882)Deux philosophes antiques.Crayon noir.10 x 10 cm.Signé en bas à droite Dupré.Giovanni Dupré fut sculpteur, membre associé de l'Institutde France. Il réalisa le monument de Cavour à Turin.Luigi PAMPALONI (Florence 1791 - 1847)Vénus sortant des eaux.Crayon noir.8 x 14,2 cm.Sculpteur, ancien élève et copiste de Bartolini, Luigi Pampalonifut membre de l'Académie de Florence.Giovanni DUPRE (Sienne 1817 - ? 1882)Etude d'un jeune homme à l'antique.Crayon noir.11,2 x 5,5 cm.Signé en bas à droite GDupré.Giovanni DUPRE (Sienne 1817 - ? 1882)Etude de jeune homme appuyé sur un bâton.Crayon noir.12 x 4,5 cm.Signé en bas à droite GDupré.Ecole ITALIENNE du XIXème siècleCouple lisant une lettre.Crayon noir.10 x 7 cm.Porte une signature en bas canova.Ecole ITALIENNE du XIXème siècleLe Christ et la femme malade.Crayon noir.10,5 x 15 cm.Ecole FRANCAISE du XIXème siècleTête de cheval de profil.Crayon noir.9,5 x 12 cm.Porte une signature en bas à gauche CarleVernet.Luigi PAMPALONI (Florence 1791 - 1847)Frise de personnages à l'antique.Crayon noir.8 x 41,2 cm.
Leclere - Maison de ventes
Nov. 06, 2007
, Giovanni Duprè (1817-1882), a marble bust of Luigi Serristori, signed and dated: Duprè 1858 , and inscribed, ' G LE C TE /LUIGI SERRISTORI , with an adhesive label numbered 1891
Est: €4,000 - €6,000
firmato e datato: 'G LE C TE / Luigi Serristori/ Dupré 1858' e con etichetta cartacea con il n. 1891
Sotheby's
Oct. 18, 2006
n - GIOVANNI DUPRÈ 1817-1882
Est: €600 - €800
MADONNA CON BAMBINO E SAN GIOVANNINO measurements note 300x128mm penna e inchiostro marrone NOTE Incorniciato.
Sotheby's
Apr. 20, 2005
GIOVANNI DUPRÈ ITALIAN, 1817-1882 L' INNOCENZA (INNOCENCE)
Est: £70,000 - £100,000
unsigned white marble, on an original marble column (2) PROVENANCE Duprè family collection; by descent to Paolo Ciardi Duprè; private collection, Florence LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Francesco Sapori, Scultura Italiana Moderna, Rome, 1949; Ettore Spalletti, Giovanni Duprè, Rome 2002, pp.37-38 CATALOGUE NOTE Giovanni Duprè is the most important Tuscan sculptor of the second half of the 19th century and his work is extremely rare at auction. Duprè received the first commission for the statue of L'Innocenza from Giuseppe Tomassi of Livorno. By 1846 the clay model was complete, however, whilst proceeding with work on the plaster, the model was seen by Grand Duke Constantine of Russia who promptly offered the sculptor 1200 scudi for the marble. Tomassi chose not to match this offer, settling for a bust instead. Work on the first marble version began in April 1847 but was not finally finished until 1852. This first marble version was sent to Russia and is now in the National Gallery of Armenia. The original pointed plaster model is preserved in a private collection in Florence. Spalletti records the present marble version, which is the actual one illustrated in the seminal book on Italian sculpture by Francesco Sapori, and possibly a third version belonging to Stirling Crawford. The present marble has remained in the sculptor's family collection and must have been unfinished on his death as the back of the girl's hair clearly remains incomplete. Having made a dynamic introduction into the artistic world with the figure of The Dying Abel - the prime version of which was also sent to Russia - Duprè's Innocenza marks a small group of works in which he shows the conventional influence of Lorenzo Bartolini. As his style developed in later years he looked back on these works as a part of a seperate development from his most innovative models; a period, as he reflected later in life, of 'three years of artistic temptation, when my spirit without faith and full of doubt was well-nigh smothered'. Today this criticism seems harsh and the Innocenza and Purità can be appreciated as part the late Neo-classical tradition in Italian sculpture which continued to be influential, in this Nazarene phase, on the development of sculpture in France and England in particular. RELATED LITERATURE Frieze, pp.53-54
Sotheby's
Dec. 10, 2004
GIOVANNI DUPRÈ ITALIAN, 1817-1882
Est: £70,000 - £100,000
unsigned white marble, on an original marble column
Sotheby's