René Frémin (1 October 1672 – 17 February 1744) was a French sculptor. Frémin was born on 1 October 1672 in Paris to Jean Frémin, a goldsmith, and Marguerite...

Sculptors arrived from Paris to execute designs on the site. They included: René Frémin (1672–1744, at La Granja until 1738), to whom the execution of many vases...

latter, moved to the Louvre in 1798, was replaced by a Diana sculpted by René Frémin for the gardens of the Château de Marly until the restoration of the...

Monarch Louis XV Preceded by Louis de Boullogne Succeeded by Guillaume Coustou In office 1738–1742 Preceded by Guillaume Coustou Succeeded by René Frémin...

René Frémin 1695 – Augustin Caillot 1696 – Augustin Caillot 1697 – Guillaume Coustou 1698 – Charles Charpentier [fr] 1699 – Jean de Fer 1700 – René Charpentier [fr]...

Press) 2004. As La Teulière explains with respect to the bronze relief by René Frémin: II, 176  The terracotta's previous owner was most likely Le Gros' friend...

(1824–1910), 5 sculptures : Pan with Bear Cubs, Musée d'Orsay, Paris (url) René Frémin (1672–1744), 2 sculptures : A Companion of Diana, Musée du Louvre, Paris...

Oxford, 1981. Dézallier d'Argenville mentions Robert Le Lorrain, Granier, René Frémin (1672-1744, working at La Granja until 1738) Nourisson, Charpentier and...

February 13 – Pierre Gobert, French painter (born 1662) February 17 – René Frémin, French sculptor (born 1672) March 9 – Giuseppe Zola, Italian painter...

Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture. He was later instructed by the painters René-Antoine Houasse and Bon Boullogne. Cazes competed in the Prix de Rome competition...

lives of the modern painters, sculptors, and architects) October 1 - René Frémin, French sculptor (died 1744) October 18 – Giuseppe Antonio Caccioli,...

Tionondogen (near modern-day Palatine, New York, U.S.) to replace Jacques Frémin in attempting to convert members of the Iroquois tribe to Christianity....

developed as Auriesville. Father Boniface, James de Lamberville, Jacques Frémin, Bruyas, Jean Pierron and others laboured here until 1684, when the Mohawk...

John Bowyer, 2nd Baronet, English politician (b. 1653) July 20 – Jacques Frémin, French missionary (b. 1626) July 23 – Paul Barillon, French diplomat (b...

when Tekakwitha was 11 years old, she met the Jesuit missionaries Jacques Frémin, Jacques Bruyas, and Jean Pierron, who had come to the village. Her uncle...

John Bowyer, 2nd Baronet, English politician (b. 1653) July 20 – Jacques Frémin, French missionary (b. 1626) July 23 – Paul Barillon, French diplomat (b...

1694) François Girardon, French sculptor (d. 1715) March 12 – Jacques Frémin, French Jesuit missionary to Canada (d. 1691) March 17 – Daniel Papebroch...

Father James Fremin. The Seneca finally forced the missionaries to leave in 1684, after rising tension with the French. In August 1669, René-Robert Cavelier...

Bouyer remained under water for 35 minutes and was then examined by Doctor Fremin who confirmed that his respiratory and cardiac rhythms were normal. Questioned...

Tionondogen (near modern-day Palatine, New York, U.S.) to replace Jacques Frémin in attempting to convert members of the Iroquois tribe to Christianity....