Rysbrack Collection

Bust of Canon Edward Finch, 1728, terracotta, by John Michael Rysbrack, 1694-1770, Victoria & Albert museum, London
930378 Bust of Canon Edward Finch, 1728, terracotta, by John Michael Rysbrack, 1694-1770, Victoria & Albert museum, London, England; Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; Photo © Stefano Baldini

A View of Chiswick Gardens, Richmond, from across the New Gardens towards the Bagnio, c
1195525 A View of Chiswick Gardens, Richmond, from across the New Gardens towards the Bagnio, c.1729-31 (oil on canvas) by Rysbrack

Anne (engraving)
665006 Anne (engraving) by Williams, J.L. (c.1815-77) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Anne. Illustration from The Comprehensive History of England (Gresham Publishing)

Portrait of John Michael Rysbrack, (presumed), 18th century. Artist: Samuel Buck
Portrait of John Michael Rysbrack, (presumed), 18th century

Portrait presumed to be of Johannes Michel or John Michael Rysbrack (1693-1770) Flemish-born sculptor who settled in London in 1720

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MICHAEL RYSBRACK sculptor Date: 1694 - 1770

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MICHAEL RYSBRACK sculptor Date: 1694 - 1770

Sculpture, Portrait of a Man, called Francois Duquesnoy Signed lower left: G
Sculpture, Portrait of a Man, called Francois Duquesnoy Signed lower left: " G.VDR", circle of John Michael Rysbrack, 1694-1770, Flemish

John Michael Rysbrack Modelling His Terra-Cotta Statue of Hercules John Michael Rysbrack The Sculptor John Michael Rysbrack with his Terra-Cotta Statue of Hercules Signed and dated

Bust of a Man, Probably Pieter Tillemans Incised on back of bust: Mel / Rysbrack f
Bust of a Man, Probably Pieter Tillemans Incised on back of bust: " Mel/ Rysbrack f. 1727", John Michael Rysbrack, 1694-1770, Flemish

Hercules, John Michael Rysbrack, 1694-1770, Flemish

William III, John Michael Rysbrack, 1694-1770, Flemish

INIGO JONES (1573-1652). English architect. Pen and ink wash by William Kent (1684-1748) of a design for a statue of Inigo Jones, carved by John Michael Rysbrack

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Rysbrack: A Master Sculptor and Artist of the 18th Century Rysbrack, a name synonymous with artistic brilliance, left an indelible mark on the world of sculpture. Born in Flanders, John Michael Rysbrack's talent knew no bounds as he crafted masterpieces that continue to captivate art enthusiasts even today. One such masterpiece is "Chiswick House as it was, " a breathtaking depiction of the iconic Chiswick House. With meticulous attention to detail, Rysbrack transports us back in time, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the grandeur of this architectural marvel. In "A View of Chiswick Gardens, Richmond, " we are treated to a picturesque scene from across the New Gardens towards the Bagnio. The tranquility and beauty captured by Rysbrack's skilled hand evoke a sense of serenity within our souls. An engraving titled "Anne" showcases Rysbrack's ability to breathe life into his subjects. Through delicate lines and intricate shading, he immortalizes Anne's grace and elegance for generations to admire. The presumed portrait of John Michael Rysbrack himself reveals not only his physical appearance but also hints at his enigmatic personality. Samuel Buck skillfully captures his essence through brushstrokes that seem almost alive. As we delve deeper into Rysbrack's oeuvre, we encounter sculptures like "Portrait of a Man called Francois Duquesnoy. " This piece exemplifies his mastery over form and texture while paying homage to renowned artists who came before him. Another striking work is "John Michael Rysbrack Modelling His Terra-Cotta Statue of Hercules. " Here we witness the artist engrossed in his craft - a testament to his unwavering dedication and passion for sculpting timeless pieces that transcend mere stone or clay.