Victor Paillard
French
Victor Paillard (1805–1886) was a prominent French bronze founder and sculptor of the 19th century, known for his exceptional skill in crafting detailed and elegant bronze artworks. Establishing his own foundry in Paris, Paillard built a reputation for producing finely made decorative pieces such as candelabras, clocks, and monumental sculptures. His workshop became a key center for bronze casting, employing numerous artisans to bring his intricate designs to life.
Paillard’s work was widely celebrated across Europe, earning him prestigious awards and commissions. His bronzes were admired for their craftsmanship and artistic refinement, often featuring delicate details and sophisticated ornamentation. Through his dedication to the art of bronze founding, Victor Paillard left a lasting impact on decorative arts, blending technical mastery with creative expression.
Paillard’s work was widely celebrated across Europe, earning him prestigious awards and commissions. His bronzes were admired for their craftsmanship and artistic refinement, often featuring delicate details and sophisticated ornamentation. Through his dedication to the art of bronze founding, Victor Paillard left a lasting impact on decorative arts, blending technical mastery with creative expression.
Victor Paillard
Very large 19th century French cartel clock by Paillard
H 55.12 in W 23.23 in D 13.39 in
$ 93,750
Victor Paillard
Antique French gilt bronze and malachite clock set
H 31.5 in W 16.54 in D 9.45 in
$ 40,000
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