Jean-Marc NATTIER (Paris 1685-id.1796) Portrait of a man in cuirass with his command scarf. Black stone and white highlights. Mounted on cardboard (pitting). Annotated in pencil lower left Natier. 31.5 x 23.2 cm. Presumed provenance (from annotations on reverse of framing board): 1 - François Philippe Brochier, Nattier's son-in-law (husband of Charlotte-Claudine Nattier, the painter's second daughter) ; 2 - Madame de Juines ; 3 - Etienne Famin ; 4 - Comtesse de Tocqueville ; To be compared with the portrait of Louis de France (1729-1765) dauphin (Versailles and Dijon), with that of Louis-Joseph de Bourbon, Duc de Penthièvre (1725-1793) and, on the left of the figure, with that of Tsar Peter I of Russia (Munich Museum).
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Jean-Marc NATTIER (Paris 1685-id.1796) Portrait of a man in cuirass with his command scarf. Black stone and white highlights. Mounted on cardboard (pitting). Annotated in pencil lower left Natier. 31.5 x 23.2 cm. Presumed provenance (from annotations on reverse of framing board): 1 - François Philippe Brochier, Nattier's son-in-law (husband of Charlotte-Claudine Nattier, the painter's second daughter) ; 2 - Madame de Juines ; 3 - Etienne Famin ; 4 - Comtesse de Tocqueville ; To be compared with the portrait of Louis de France (1729-1765) dauphin (Versailles and Dijon), with that of Louis-Joseph de Bourbon, Duc de Penthièvre (1725-1793) and, on the left of the figure, with that of Tsar Peter I of Russia (Munich Museum).

Estimate
€7,000 - €9,000
Result
€7,000
Buyer's premium
25%
Jean-Marc NATTIER (Paris 1685-id.1796) Portrait of a man in cuirass with his command scarf. Black stone and white highlights. Mounted on cardboard (pitting). Annotated in pencil lower left Natier. 31.5 x 23.2 cm. Presumed provenance (from annotations on reverse of framing board): 1 - François Philippe Brochier, Nattier's son-in-law (husband of Charlotte-Claudine Nattier, the painter's second daughter) ; 2 - Madame de Juines ; 3 - Etienne Famin ; 4 - Comtesse de Tocqueville ; To be compared with the portrait of Louis de France (1729-1765) dauphin (Versailles and Dijon), with that of Louis-Joseph de Bourbon, Duc de Penthièvre (1725-1793) and, on the left of the figure, with that of Tsar Peter I of Russia (Munich Museum).
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CLASSIC, Archaeology, Far East, Haute Epoque - Ceramics, Paintings & drawings Sculptures, Furniture & Works of Art, Art Nouveau
Friday 29 November 2024・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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