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Max Blondat

Max Blondat (1872 - 1926) was active/lived in France.  Max Blondat is known for Bas relief sculpture, public monuments.

Max Blondat was a French sculptor of Art Nouveau* and Art Deco* styles. One of his most famous sculptures is the Fountain of Youth, representing three children watching three frogs. Copies are at the Place Darcy in Fontainebleau; Düsseldorf, Germany; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Ukraine, Odessa; Zurich, Switzerland, and the United States in Denver.

He was the son of a cooper and was apprenticed to an ornamental sculptor in 1886.  He arrived in Paris and began studies in 1889 and in 1890 he exhibited at the French Salon* for the first time with a plaster medallion.

In 1892 he entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts* in Paris.  He worked in wood, stone, earth, glass, bronze, and excelled in the decorative arts*, reducing the time he spent on sculpture and turning to design of utilitarian products such as car radiator caps, door knockers, clocks, pockets, and ashtrays.

He produced ceramics with Edmond Lachenal in the Sevres, works of wrought iro   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2601 characters.]  Artist bio

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