Biography
Daniël Herreyns (1725–1781) — Flemish sculptor, draughtsman and designer (1725–1781).
Disciplines: sculptor, draftsperson.
Country: Southern Netherlands.
Source: Wikidata (CC0)
Works
- Drawing of Evening
- Candlestick in Louis XVI style with female figures
- Allegory of Architecture
- Two playing cherubs in a medallion
- Pen drawing of a semi-recumbent woman
- Drawing of Afternoon
- Drawing of Dawn
- Design for a relief with cherubs round a brazier
- Design for the elevation of the wall of a room in Louis XVI style
- Allegory of Sculpture
- Sketch of a clock with two cherubs
- Music-making cherubs in a medallion
- Allegory of hunting
- Standing woman with two children on a pedestal
- Group of two cherubs
- Sketch of a candlestick
- Design for a clock with cherubs
- Design for a relief with four cherubs, symbolising shipping
- Allegory of mathematics
- Two cherubs with flute and basket of flowers in a medallion
- Sketch of five cherubs
- Allegory of the visual arts and music
- Two cherubs by an altar in a medallion
- Head of the giantess, Pallas Athena
- Design for a relief with three cherubs, symbolising trade
- Allegory of Astronomy (1)
- Design for a relief with six cherubs, symbolising geography (?) or the world (?)
- Design for a chair in Louis XVI style
- Allegory of Astronomy (2)
- Group of three putti
- Design for a relief with cherubs
- Design for a clock with two cherubs
- Two children, one of whom as Neptune
