Patinated Plaster Busto Of Colonel Fleury, Commander Of The Imperial Guard Guides, 1852
MADE OF PLASTER WITH A BEAUTIFULLY AGED FINISH, WEIGHING 6 KG, 42 CM TALL, AND 36 CM AT ITS WIDEST POINT.
THE REGIMENT OF THE GUIDES OF THE IMPERIAL GUARD WAS FORMED ON OCTOBER 23, 1852, AND DISBANDED IN 1871.
COLONEL FLEURY WAS THE REGIMENTAL COMMANDER OF THE GUIDES REGIMENT FROM 1852 TO 1860.
IN 1860, HE WAS REPLACED BY COLONEL DE MONTAIGU.
A PERSONAL FRIEND OF NAPOLEON, HE WOULD GO ON TO HAVE A DISTINGUISHED MILITARY AND POLITICAL CAREER.
THE BUST DEPICTS HIM IN THE FULL DRESS UNIFORM OF A COLONEL OF THE GUIDES.
THE WAX SEALS DO NOT FEATURE HIS COAT OF ARMS; THE BUST WAS CREATED IN 1854.
PRIVATE COLLECTION ORIGINAL AND PERIOD PIECE
THE REGIMENT OF THE GUIDES OF THE IMPERIAL GUARD WAS FORMED ON OCTOBER 23, 1852, AND DISBANDED IN 1871.
COLONEL FLEURY WAS THE REGIMENTAL COMMANDER OF THE GUIDES REGIMENT FROM 1852 TO 1860.
IN 1860, HE WAS REPLACED BY COLONEL DE MONTAIGU.
A PERSONAL FRIEND OF NAPOLEON, HE WOULD GO ON TO HAVE A DISTINGUISHED MILITARY AND POLITICAL CAREER.
THE BUST DEPICTS HIM IN THE FULL DRESS UNIFORM OF A COLONEL OF THE GUIDES.
THE WAX SEALS DO NOT FEATURE HIS COAT OF ARMS; THE BUST WAS CREATED IN 1854.
PRIVATE COLLECTION ORIGINAL AND PERIOD PIECE
1 300 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Plaster
Reference (ID): 1828115
Availability: In stock
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