19th-century French School, Portrait Of A Young Woman, Pencil, Cut-out Paper, Antique Frame

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19th-century French School, Portrait Of A Young Woman, Pencil, Cut-out Paper, Antique Frame

Artist: Ecole Française Du Xixe Siècle

A very beautiful portrait of a young woman with a hairstyle and attire characteristic of the Consulate and First Empire periods. It is an anonymous 19th-century work from the French School, executed in charcoal... A very harmonious portrait of this young woman, whose beauty and gentleness are evident. The originality of this drawing lies in the fact that it was cut out and pasted onto binding paper. This gives it a certain relief and lends the drawing an air of mystery and depth. We know the identity of this young woman: F(rançoise?) Duval, wife of Zuméro. ..... The drawing is in good condition and set in a beautiful 19th-century gilded frame, measuring 28 x 22 cm. The entire piece has a lot of charm!

700 €

CONTACT

Galerie NUMA - Paris, France

Period: 19th century

Style: Consulat, Empire

Condition: Excellent condition

Length: 15 cm

Width: 8 cm

Reference (ID): 1816760

Availability: In stock

19th-century French School, Portrait Of A Young Woman, Pencil, Cut-out Paper, Antique Frame

DRAWINGS, CONSULAT, EMPIRE

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