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François Jouffroy

François Jouffroy (French pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃swa ʒufʁwa]; 1 February 1806 – 25 June 1882) was a French sculptor.

François Jouffroy
Jouffroy in 1865
(photograph by
Antoine Samuel Adam-Salomon)
Born(1806-02-01)1 February 1806
Dijon, First French Empire
Died25 June 1882(1882-06-25) (aged 76)
Laval, Mayenne, French Third Republic
OccupationSculptor

Biography

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Jouffroy was born in Dijon, France, the son of a baker, and attended the local drawing school before being admitted to the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 1824. In 1832 he won the Prix de Rome. Jouffroy often had to compete with Pierre-Jean David d'Angers for public commissions, but during the Second Empire (1851–1870) he still participated in the decoration of several public buildings.

He was a professor at the École des Beaux-Arts from 1865 until his death.[1] Among his students were Per Hasselberg, Jean Dampt, Léopold Morice, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, José Simões de Almeida (Tio), António Soares dos Reis, Elisa de Lamartine, and Adrien Étienne Gaudez.[2] Jouffroy died at Laval, Mayenne in 1882.


Works

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Name Location Date Notes
"La Mort d'Orion" Whereabouts not known 1826 With this work Jouffroy won second prize in the 1826 Prix de Rome competition. He had entered the l'École des Beaux-arts in 1824.[3]
"Un Jeune pâtre napolitain pleurant sur son Tombeau" Whereabouts not known 1835 This was Jouffroy's first submission to the Paris Salon.[3]
A holy water font in Trinitarian marble Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois 1844 Jouffroy created a marble font for this church based on drawing by his student Elisa de Lamartine. This piece was also cast in bronze by Barbedienne.[4][5]
Bust of Lamartine Musée Lamartine in Mâcon 1843 A bust of Lamartine can be seen in this museum.
Marie Leszczynska Versailles, châteaux de Versailles et de Trianon 1844 Bust of ex Queen of France.

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Jean-Baptiste de Santeuil Versailles, châteaux de Versailles et de Trianon Bust of the French writer.[7]
Charles-Paris d'Orléans-Longueville Versailles, Châteaux de Versailles et de Trianon 1838 A bust of the Duke of Longueville[8]
Pierre-Claude Berrier du Metz Versailles, châteaux de Versailles et de Trianon 1838 This bust is in plaster.[9]
Monument to Bernard of Clairvaux (Dijon) Dijon 1844 Statue stands in La place Saint-Bernard in Dijon[10]
"Le Prince de Joinville remettant le cercueil de l'empereur à Louis-Philippe" Invalides - Napoleon's tomb 1851 One of two white marble bas-reliefs in the crypt of Les Invalides. One descends to the crypt through an imposing bronze door which leads to a staircase. On this door are inscribed an extract from Napoleon's will

"Je désire que mes cendres reposent sur les bords de la Seine, au milieu de ce peuple français que j'ai tant aimé"

At the bottom of this staircase are Jouffroy's bas-reliefs. Jouffroy depicts the Prince of Joinville delivering Napoleon's coffin to Louis-Philippe. Napoleon had died on 5 May 1821 on the island of St. Helena, where he had been in exile since 1815. He was buried on the island and his remains stayed there until 1840 when Louis-Philippe decided to have the body brought back to France. A body of French sailors, under the command of the Prince of Joinville, brought his coffin to France aboard the ship "Belle Poule". This episode is known as the Retour des cendres.[11][12] [13]

Les quatre Evangélistes Paris, Église de Sainte Clotilde. 1851 Jouffroy executed depictions of the four evangelists for the church's altar.

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The works Marine Guerrière, Marine marchande and others. Palais du Louvre, Guichets Lesdiguières See note In the Aile Lescot of the Cour Carree is the work "La Sculpture", in the guichets Lesdiguières are the "Marine Guerrière" and "Marine marchande" of 1868, the 1867 statue "Massillon" is located in the Aile Henri 1V, "L'Art et La Science" of 1857 is in the Pavillon Mollien, two caryatides are also in the Pavillon Mollien dating to 1857 and Saint Bernard in the Aile Colbert.

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Saint Charles de Borromée Paris, Église de la Madeleine Charles de Borromée is depicted holding a large cross. See page 116 in link/reference.

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"Le Prince de Joinville assistant à l'exhumation du corps de l'empereur à Sainte-Hélène" Invalides - Napoleon's tomb 1851 In this marble bas-relief Jouffroy depicts the exhumation of Napoleon's body on St Helena. Again see Retour des cendres[18][19]
The allegories "La Protection" and "Le Châtiment" Palais de Justice. Paris 1859 These two statues are on the west façade of the Palais de Justice in the rue d'Harlay[20][21]
Le Christ et les douze apôtres Église de Saint-Augustin, Paris 1862 Above the church porch is a large frieze which contains Jouffroy's bas-relief depicting Christ and the apostles.

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Achille Leclère Thionville; Tribunal de grande Instance 1872 Achille François René Leclère was a French architect of distinction.[23]
"Ariane abandonnée" Tarbes, Musée Massey 1853 Jouffroy depicts Ariadne who had been abandoned by Theseus on Naxos where she was found by Dionysus whom she married[24]
"Erigone"' Dijon, Musée des Beaux-Arts 1841 Submitted to Paris Salon in 1850[25]
Source-Seine Jouffroy executed a sculpture of the Celtic water goddess Sequana. It was used by the architects Gabriel Davioud, Victor Baltard et Combaz as part of a grotto called the "nymphée" which marked one of the Seine's sources

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"La Désillusion" Dijon, Musée des Beaux-Arts 1841 A composition in marble submitted to the Paris Salon in 1841[27]
Gaspard Monge Beaune Museum of Fine Arts 1839 Gaspard Monge, the Comte de Péluse was a French mathematician and inventor of descriptive geometry (the mathematical basis of technical drawing), and the father of differential geometry. During the French Revolution he served as the Minister of the Marine, and was involved in the reform of the French educational system, helping to found the École Polytechnique. Although kept in Beaune the bust is the property of the Musée de Dijon who hold many Jouffroy works including his busts of Bonaparte and Louis Dietsch.

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"Capanée foudroyé sous les murs de Thebes" Paris; École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts 1832 This was Jouffroy's winning piece for the 1832 Prix de Rome. The composition was in ronde bosse and in plaster. The composition depicts Capaneus striking the wall during the war of the Seven against Thebes, when he shouted that Zeus himself could not stop him from invading it[31]
"Cain après la malédiction" Musee Chateau Compiegne 1838 This was Jouffrey's presentation at the Paris Salon of 1838. A distraught Cain is overcome with grief after he had killed his brother.[32]
"Premier secret confié à Vénus" or "Jeune fille confiant son secret à Vénus" Paris; musée du Louvre département des Sculptures 1839 One of Jouffroy's best known pieces. This marble composition was acquired in 1840 by the Ministère de la Maison du roi for the Musée du Luxembourg. A plaster version is held by the Musée de Toulon and Jouffroy gave the Musée de Dijon a reduced plaster version. The plaster cast is held by the Musee Croatzier in Le Puy-en-Velay. The marble version was shown at the Paris Salon in 1839 and the 1855 Éxposition Universelle. A plaster statuette is held by the Musée de Grenoble acquired in 1874.

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"Académie d'homme" Douai; Musée de la Chartreuse A high-relief in plaster.[36]
Bust of Béat-Jacques de La Tour-Châtillon Château de Versailles 1840 A work in plaster. Can be seen in the château's galerie des batailles.

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Ferdinand de Marsin Galerie des Batailles 1842 Bust in plaster[38]
Bust of Antoine François Eugène Merlin Douai; Musée de la Chartreuse 1844 Merlin took part in the battle of Talavera while commanding the cavalry of the IV Corps d'Armées.[39]
Institute des jeunes aveugles Paris 1843 Jouffrey executed a statue of Valentin Haüy for the front of the institute's building at 56, boulevard des Invalides, Paris 7e. In his composition Jouffrey depicts Haüy getting inspiration from an allegory of Charity and instructing the blind.[40]
Hôtel de Saint-Seine Dijon 1844 This building is located in 29 rue Verrerie. In 1844 Jouffrey was commissioned to execute some sculptural work for the wall of the first floor landing.

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Bust of Guillaume Dode de la Brunerie Grenoble; Musée de Grenoble 1849 Plaster bust of one of France's marshals.[42]
Statue of Napoleon when Lieutenant Bonaparte Auxonne 1857 Apart from the statue Jouffrey also executed a bas-relief for the pedestal. The monument celebrates Napoleon's time in Auxonne as a young officer.

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"Les Arts et les Sciences"- Decoration for the Palais du Louvre. Paris 1855-1957 This work is located on the front of the pavillon Mollien. The musee d'Orsay hold the original plaster model. Jouffrey also completed two caryatides for the pavillon Mollien.
Massillon Palais du Louvre.Paris 1855-1957 Jouffrey also completed this statue for the Louvre's Henri IV wing. His "Saint Bernard" was part of the exterior decoration of the Colbert wing
Statues representing the cities of Warsaw and Brussels on the facade of the Gare du Nord Paris 1863 Two of several statues decorating the facade of this main Paris station.

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"L'Harmonie" Paris; Musée d'Orsay 1865 The museum hold a plaster maquette of the sculpture which can be seen on the left hand facade of the Paris Opera House. The architect Charles Garnier commissioned four sculptural groups for the Opéra de Paris façade and apart from "L'Harmonie", other sculptors added the works "La Musique", "Le Drame" and "La Danse".

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Napoléon Bonaparte Auxonne; Musée Bonaparte 1857 Plaster maquette for the statue of Napoleon erected in 1857 in Auxonne's Place d'Armes.[47]
"L'Aurore" Paris 1870 Jouffroy's L'Aurore (The Dawn) can be seen in the Jardin Marco Polo, one of two parks created in 1867 between the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Observatoire de Paris.

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Saint Bernard de Clairvaux Cathédrale Saint-Vaast Arras 1877 Jouffrey submitted this work in white marble to the 1877 Paris Salon and it was purchased by the French State for Paris' Église Sainte-Geneviève (The Panthéon). It was moved to Arras in 1934.

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Bust of Henry Darcy Dijon, Jardin Darcy 1858 Mounted at top of the Chateau d’Eau, Jardin Darcy, Dijon. A plaster version is on display at Château de Bourbilly, Vic-de-Chassenay
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    "Ariane abandonnée"
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    "Merchant Marine"
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    "Source of the Seine"
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    "Premier-secret-confie-a-Venus"

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