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拍品专文
Claude I Sené, maître in 1743.
In partnership with his brother-in-law Jean-Etienne Saint-Georges in 1747, Sené worked in the rue de Cléry in the latter's atelier at the 'Grand Saint Georges' and probably employed the skills of the sculpteur en siège Nicolas Heurtaut, who also worked in the rue de Cléry. A related pair of beechwood bergères from the collection of Madame Lucienne Finbourg was sold at Parke Bernet Galleries, New York, 19 September 1969, lot 69.
In partnership with his brother-in-law Jean-Etienne Saint-Georges in 1747, Sené worked in the rue de Cléry in the latter's atelier at the 'Grand Saint Georges' and probably employed the skills of the sculpteur en siège Nicolas Heurtaut, who also worked in the rue de Cléry. A related pair of beechwood bergères from the collection of Madame Lucienne Finbourg was sold at Parke Bernet Galleries, New York, 19 September 1969, lot 69.