This document provides information on several Baroque era French sculptors including Gian Lorenzo Bernini, François Girardon, Charles Antoine Coysevox, and Pierre Puget. It notes that Bernini created several sculptures of Louis XIV of France between 1665-1674, including an equestrian statue. Girardon also made an equestrian statue of Louis XIV around 1699. Coysevox created sculptures including Neptune of Marly and an equestrian Fame of Louis XIV. The document provides details on the artists, dates, media, subjects and locations of their sculptures.

1. Barroco aristocrático francés
Escultura
Bernini
Girardon
Coysevox
Puget

2. Gian Lorenzo Bernini Giovanni Lorenzo; 7
December 1598 – 28 November 1680)

3. Artist: Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Subject: Louis XIV of France
Created: 1665
Year: 1665
Media: Marble, Rock
Architect: Gian Lorenzo Bernini

7. Bernini, “Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV as
Marcus Curtius,” 1671-1674, Versailles, France
(source–Réunion des Musées Nationaux)

9. Artist Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Year 1665-84
Catalogue 74
Type Sculpture
Medium Marble
Subject Louis XIV of France
Location Palace of Versailles, Versailles
Equestrian Statue of King Louis XIV

10. The Vision of Constantine
Artist Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Year 1670
Catalogue 73
Type Sculpture
Medium Marble
Location Scala Regia, Vatican City

13. François Girardon (10 March 1628 – 1
September 1715)

14. Girardon
Equestrian Statue of Louis XIV
c. 1699
Bronze
Musée du Louvre, Paris

17. Girardon
Proserphines
rapture

20. Girardon, Apolo and the ninphes

21. Charles Antoine Coysevox (29 September 1640
– 10 October 1720)

22. Château de Versailles, salon de la guerre, Louis
XIV en empereur romain vainqueur, Antoine
Coysevox (1715) - Antoine Coysevox —

25. Antoine Coseyvox
Neptune of Marly, 1699-1705

28. Coysevox
Equestrian Fame of Louis XIV, for Marly, 1702,
removed to the Tuileries Garden, 1719

30. Coysevox
Fame and Mercury
Sculpture by Antoine Coysevox, 1702
Artist: Antoine Coysevox
Location: The Louvre
Created: 1698–1702
Period: Rococo
Subject: Mythology

33. Château de Versailles, salon de la guerre, Clio écrivant l'histoire du Roi, Antoine Coysevox -

34. Pierre Puget (16 October 1620 – 2 December
1694)

35. Milón de Crotona, escultura de
Pierre Puget (París, Museo del
Louvre).