Dopo la caduta di Luigi Filippo nel 1848, lo scultore si trasferì da Parigi a Londra, senza però troncare del tutto i rapporti con la Francia. Risiede a Londra in Onslow Square, con la fonderia nella vicina Fulham Road, fino al 1867. Apprezzato tra l’altro da John Ruskin, subentra a Edgar Boehm come scultore di Corte, ottenendo molte commissioni ufficiali, a dispetto delle ripetute critiche alla sua tecnica di fusione. Nominato associato della Royal Academy nel 1860 e poi accademico nel 1867, intrattiene rapporti d’amicizia con alcuni italiani residenti a Londra, come Antonio Panizzi, e con alcuni artisti italiani in trasferta, come Massimo d’Azeglio e Antonio Fontanesi. Di particolare rilievo la collaborazione con Edwin Landseer, l’artista prediletto dalla regina Vittoria, per il quale esegue la fusione dei quattro leoni alla base del celebre monumento a Nelson in Trafalgar Square. Un ritratto di Marochetti eseguito da George Frederic Watts viene presentato alla New Gallery nel 1891. Una statuetta in bronzo raffigurante Marochetti, eseguita nel 1888 da Gabriele Ambrosio, si trova alla National Portrait Gallery di Londra.

After the fall of Louis Philippe in 1848, he removed from Paris to London, but without severing all his ties with France. In London, he resided in Onslow Square until 1867, with the foundry nearby in Fulham Road. Appreciated amongst others by John Ruskin, he succeeded to Edgar Boehm as sculptor to the Court, obtaining many official commissions, despite frequent critism of his fusion technique. He was nominated Associate of the Royal Academy in 1860 and Academician in 1867. He enjoyed the friendship of several Italians both resident in London, like Antonio Panizzi, and temporary visitors, like Massimo D’Azeglio and Antonio Fontanesi. Especially important was his collaboration with Edwin Landseer, the Queen’s favourite artist, for whom he cast the four lions at the base of Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square. George Frederic Watts showed a portrait of Marochetti at the New Gallery in 1891. There is a statuette of Marochetti, executed by Gabriele Ambrosio in 1888, in the collection of the National Portrait Gallery in London.

Abercorn Marquis of, Ashburton Lady, Baring Miss, Blackwood Doctor, Cardigan Earl of, Cobden Richard, Combermere Field Marshall Lord, Downshire Marquis of, Goddard Rev. Edward, Gower Lady Constance, Hallam Henry, Hallé Charles Edward, Hertz Mrs, Hill Lady Alice, Jejiebhoy Sir Jamsetjee, Landseer Sir Edwin, Locke Joseph, Macaulay Baron Thomas Babington, Manchester Duchess of, Marshall H.C., Millais Sir John Everett, Pelissier Marshall, Duke of Malakoff, Russell Lord John, Smith Adam, Spence William, Stephen Sir James, Stratford de Redcliffe Viscount, Tennant Mrs, Wadell Miss, Waterford Marquis of

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