Antoine Coysevox Bust, French Baroque Artist Portrait for a Library or Study

An Antoine Coysevox bust brings a French Baroque artist's portrait to a library, study or sculpture collection. The source identifies the model as a self portrait of Coysevox, circa 1702, captured at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco.

The curled wig, composed expression and folded drapery give this historical artist portrait a distinctive presence on a shelf or desk. Original sculptural detail and the small captured pedestal are preserved in this reproduction.

Made to order by TheBustVault in PLA, in 5, 9 or 12 inch heights and Ivory White, Marble Stone or Charcoal Black finishes. These names describe decorative surface appearances on PLA. Intended for indoor display.

Source context and credit: Self Portrait, Antoine Coysevox, circa 1702, as identified by the digital source, captured at the Legion of Honor, San Francisco. Digital scan by Azad Balabanian, licensed Creative Commons Attribution 4.0: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/2-self-portrait-antoine-coysevox-1702-2989f4e2553649799518f6a9e7676025 and https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. Exact accession and terracotta cast history are not claimed. Preparation by TheBustVault: front alignment, coincident vertex joining, leveling and capping of the lowest 0.6 percent of the original pedestal underside, and uniform scaling. No added pedestal, portrait reconstruction, smoothing or remesh was used.