Charcoal Portrait Of An Officer Of The Empire, 19th Century
Charcoal portrait of an officer of the First Empire, signed JB? Six Thermidor Year VIII (July 1800).
The drawing is presented in a period frame gilded with fine gold. This soldier has a distinguished appearance, but is rendered in a naturalistic style, typical of the period. The signature remains undeciphered for the time being…
In fine condition, this portrait is a historical artifact from the era when the Empire offered the hope of social standing and perhaps glory to a courageous citizen.
Dimensions of the drawing: height 32 cm x width 25.5 cm.
The drawing is presented in a period frame gilded with fine gold. This soldier has a distinguished appearance, but is rendered in a naturalistic style, typical of the period. The signature remains undeciphered for the time being…
In fine condition, this portrait is a historical artifact from the era when the Empire offered the hope of social standing and perhaps glory to a courageous citizen.
Dimensions of the drawing: height 32 cm x width 25.5 cm.
580 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 37cm
Height: 44cm
Reference (ID): 1714393
Availability: In stock
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