Plaster Death Mask Of Napoleon I
Artist: D'après Le Docteur F. Antommarchie
1970s re-edition of the death mask of Emperor Napoleon I, created by Dr. François Antommarchie, one of the Emperor's 3 official physicians at Sainte Héléne.
This mask is the mortuary imprint of Napoleon's body, created shortly after his death in 1821.
There are several versions of the Emperor's mask, but the so-called "Antommarchi mask" is the official version, originating from Malmaison, the Louvre museum and the Musée de l'Armée have original copies.
our mask was re-edited by the Louvre in the 70's and acquired by a collector. it bears the museum stamp on the inside.
a beautiful patina make it a fine collector's item ,
carefully shipped worldwide
This mask is the mortuary imprint of Napoleon's body, created shortly after his death in 1821.
There are several versions of the Emperor's mask, but the so-called "Antommarchi mask" is the official version, originating from Malmaison, the Louvre museum and the Musée de l'Armée have original copies.
our mask was re-edited by the Louvre in the 70's and acquired by a collector. it bears the museum stamp on the inside.
a beautiful patina make it a fine collector's item ,
carefully shipped worldwide
850 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Plaster
Width: 15 cm
Height: 33 cm
Reference (ID): 1745704
Availability: In stock
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