Lot 82
  • 82

Frederic Millet

Estimate
1,500 - 2,500 EUR
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Description

  • Frederic Millet
  • Portrait d'homme portant le ruban de la légion d'honneur
  • Aquarelle sur papier cartonné, dans un cadre en métal ciselé enchassé dans un cadre de bois;
    Signé et daté au centre à droite Millet 1837.;
    On y joint :
    Attribué à Daniel Saint (Saint Lô 1778-1847), Portrait d'homme;
    Ecole Francaise, Portrait d'homme, vers 1810, les deux aquarelle et gouache sur ivoire
  • Le plus grand: 160 x 117 mm ; le plus petit: 50 x 40 mm

Provenance

Le premier, vente anonyme, Sotheby's, Genève, 6 mai 1981, lot 151

Condition

Frederic Millet: This miniature has discoloured somewhat and the overall apearence is yellower than originally intended. The frame is in generally good condition however there are one or two cracks to the wood. Attribué à Daniel Saint: This miniature is in good condition. The glass and frame are a little scratched. Ecole francaise vers 1810: This miniature is in good condition. Again the glass is dirty and scratched.
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Catalogue Note

Frederic Millet, Portrait of a Gentleman Wearing the Ribbon of La Légion D'honneur ; Watercolour on card, gilt-metal mount, wood frame ; Signed and dated ; together with a Portrait of a Gentleman, c.1815, attributed to Daniel Saint ; and a Portrait of a Gentleman, French School, c.1810, both on ivory