Madame Recamier Bust In Two Tone. Cameo In 1803 "Susan" (later "Northanger

In 1803 "Susan" (later "Northanger Abbey") was actually sold to a publisher for a mere £10 but was not published until 14 years later

decorative pieces

expertly cut to leave the patch of papyrus coloured inclusion at the front

together they create a harmonious classical display that celebrates the balance and beauty of classical mythology

Madame Recamier Bust In Two Tone. Cameo In 1803 "Susan" (later "NorthangerMadame Recamier, a fine period marble portrait bust, finished in marble and granite, with a warm polished sheen across both stones. Madame Recamier, after the antique marble by Joseph Chinard, 1756 1813, French, The Getty collection, Los Angeles. A sophisticated and romanticly sculptured marble bust of a young woman,looking downward and to dexter, clutching her drapery around her chest. Madame Recamier was considered by many as the most beautiful and