Monument to the heart of Henry II

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The Monument to the heart of Henry II is a French Renaissance funerary sculpture created to honor King Henry II of France, renowned for its expressive allegorical figures and refined Mannerist style.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance art
funerary monument
sculpture
artForm sculpture in the round
artist Germain Pilon NERFINISHED
collection Department of Sculptures of the Louvre Museum NERFINISHED
commemorates heart of Henry II of France
commissionedBy Catherine de’ Medici NERFINISHED
country France
creator Germain Pilon NERFINISHED
currentLocation Louvre Museum NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Henry II of France NERFINISHED
depicts allegorical female figures
three Graces NERFINISHED
urn containing the heart of Henry II of France
genre funerary sculpture
hasPart central urn for the royal heart
sculpted group of three female figures
heritageDesignation monument historique of France
inception circa 1561
languageOfWorkOrName French
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Paris NERFINISHED
materialUsed bronze
marble
movement French Renaissance NERFINISHED
Mannerism NERFINISHED
notableFor combination of sculpture and reliquary function
elegant elongated proportions
expressive allegorical figures
originalLocation Couvent des Célestins, Paris NERFINISHED
partOf French royal funerary art tradition
patron Catherine de’ Medici NERFINISHED
period 16th century
style refined Mannerist style
subjectHasRole royal funerary monument
theme allegory of virtues
mourning
royal memory
usesTechnique high relief carving
polished marble finishing

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Germain Pilon notableWork Monument to the heart of Henry II