Theodore Louis Auguste Rivière , born with Toulouse the September 13rd 1857 and died in Paris the November 8th 1912, is a Sculpteur French.

Biography

Its Masters are François Jouffroy, Alexandre Falguière and Antonin Mercié. Theodore Rivière is known for his chief of work Salammbô at Mathô , group of sculptures mixing metal, Bronze and Ivoire.

Works

• the Music , 1878
• Djinns , 1885
• Bust of the Bey of Tunis , 1891, Palate Marsa
• Ultimum Feriens
• Tunisian Embroidering-machine , 1893, Museum of Orsay
• Salammbô at Mathô , 1895, Museum of Orsay
• Armand Silvestre , 1897, plaster, Museum of Orsay
• Mrs Paul Jamot , 1897, Museum of Orsay
• the Wish , 1897
• Charles VI and Odette , 1897
• the Virgin of Sunnam , 1900
• the GUI , 1900
• the Two Pains , 1903
• Than-Thai , 1905
• Phryné , 1905
• Adam and Eve , 1905
• the Reason , 1905
• Élie Metchnikoff , collections Louis Pasteur
• the Professor Labbé
• Monument in France , 1910, Hanoi
• Captive Roghi Brought to Fez , 1910
• the King Sisovath , 1910, Phnom Penh
• Mrs. the Countess Récopé , 1911
• the Tragedy
• Mariani, Mistral, Pasteur, Doumer, Clarelie

Sources

• illustrated monthly Larousse , 1911-1913, p. 624

External bond

• Works of Theodore River

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