Empire Period Frame In Wood And Golden Stucco
The Empire frames, sometimes solid and robust, when they are intended for oils on canvas, resemble the heroes of the Napoleonic era: sober with poise. Frieze of palmettes alternating with hememions on the doucine, row of pearls followed by a throat, a listel and the inevitable frieze of rais de coeur complete its description. We find them at the Louvre Museum (renamed at the time: Museum Napoleon) around the paintings of the Flemish Masters, framed with the borders of time. Offset for a 17th century painting, they are however inseparable from the artists of the Imperial court. To showcase a portrait of Baron Gérard, a work by Robert Lefèvre, Prud'hon or Girodet, they have no equal. With them, a small portrait of an officer will immediately rise in rank ..!
1 600 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Perfect condition
Length: dimensions à la vue : 23,7 cm x 18 cm
Width: dimensions en fond de feuillure : 26,2 cm x 20,5 cm
Reference (ID): 607991
Availability: In stock
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