Napoleon I In Military Campaign Dress – Gilt Bronze After E. Seurre, 19th Century

Napoleon I in Military Campaign Dress – Gilt Bronze after E. Seurre, 19th Century. An Imperial Look! Be captivated by the presence of this bronze depicting the Emperor in his iconic pose. This work is based on the model by Charles Émile Seurre (1798-1858), whose monumental statue stood atop the Vendôme Column before being moved to the courtyard of the Hôtel des Invalides. Napoleon is represented here as Colonel of the Chasseurs à Cheval of the Imperial Guard, wearing his famous frock coat and bicorn hat with cockade. His legendary attributes are also present: his hand tucked into his waistcoat, the spyglass, the cavalry sword, and the Legion of Honor and medals. Technical Specifications & Quality: This piece is distinguished by its high-quality execution, typical of the mid-19th century: • Original gilding: Magnificent interplay of contrasts between matte and burnished gold (agate burnishing). • Casting work: Lively and precise chasing, particularly visible in the details of the uniform and face. • Base: The sculpture rests on an elegant square-based gilt bronze pedestal. Description • Period: Mid-19th century (Louis-Philippe / Second Empire). • Dimensions: Height 34 cm | Width 9 cm. • Base: 10 x 10 cm (Pedestal diameter: 9 cm). • Condition: Excellent preservation of the original gilding. Some signs of wear and age. (Antique item) • Provenance: Private collection, France. Shipping Services • Worldwide Shipping: Secure shipping with professional, high-protection packaging. • Real-time tracking: Tracking number provided upon shipment and delivery notifications.