Jean-Louis Lemoyne
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The French sculptor Jean-Louis Lemoyne, who lived from 1666 to 1755, was best known for his ability to merge the arts of portraiture and sculpture, created three-dimensional depictions of real individuals as well as works that depicted mythical or idealized forms. His 1724 "A Companion of Diana" (carved in marble and measuring approximately 72 by 30
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