Watercolor Miniature, Portrait Of A Man In Formal Attire, Empire–restoration Period, Circa 1810, Dandy
An antique watercolor miniature depicting the portrait of a man, dating from the First Empire or Restoration period, circa 1810–1820. The subject is depicted in a three-quarter-length bust portrait, wearing a coat with a wide collar, a light-colored vest, and a high white cravat, in accordance with early 19th-century men’s fashion.
His hair is brown, with short strands across the forehead and long sideburns framing his cheeks.
The miniature is painted in watercolor.
It is set in its antique circular frame made of blackened wood.
Signs of wear
. Frame diameter: 11 cm. Portrait diameter: 6 cm.
Good condition
His hair is brown, with short strands across the forehead and long sideburns framing his cheeks.
The miniature is painted in watercolor.
It is set in its antique circular frame made of blackened wood.
Signs of wear
. Frame diameter: 11 cm. Portrait diameter: 6 cm.
Good condition
180 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Water color
Reference (ID): 1831991
Availability: In stock
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