The Artist's Nephew, Prosper-Raymond de Fleury, Lying in Bed

Albert Bartholomé was a French sculptor and painter active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Working primarily in marble and bronze, he developed a practice rooted in figurative sculpture and monumental public commissions. His work embodied the academic and symbolic traditions of his era, engaging with themes of mortality, commemoration, and allegorical representation.