Drie schetsen, waarvan twee voor een gelobde coupe c. 1835 - 1845

"Drie schetsen, waarvan twee voor een gelobde coupe" (Three Sketches, Two of Which are for a Lobed Cut) is a drawing by French sculptor Jean-Jacques Feuchère, dating from around 1835–1845. The artwork consists of three sketches of different shapes, likely for a larger work. The two bottom sketches depict variations of rounded forms, while the top sketch features a more complex, detailed outline resembling a hair cut or a sculpted element. This informal study reflects Feuchère's interest in design and form, highlighting his meticulous approach to his craft. The sketches offer a glimpse into the creative process of a skilled sculptor who explored different possibilities before committing to a final design.