ATTRIBUTED TO ADÉLAIDE LOUISE LE LIÈVRE DE LA GRANGE (BORN 1768-?)
The Count and Countess de Cambis née La Grange; The Baron and Baroness de Curmieu
Pair of miniatures, cameo profiles on brown ground
The first signed at the bottom: A d. La Grange and the second signed lower left: A. Lagrange
In brass or gilded copper frames with ribboned bow decoration
Vertical crack to one
Height 6.2 cm - Width 5.1 cm (when viewed)

The first miniature is a self-portrait of the artist with her husband Adrien Jacques Maurice de Cambis (1764-1812), who had a prestigious military career, beginning as a cadet in the Queen's regiment, and who took part in the Egyptian expedition with Napoleon, and was appointed by the Emperor as chief of staff of the 9th corps in the 1812 campaign.
Live Wednesday 10 December・13:30 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 153

ATTRIBUTED TO ADÉLAIDE LOUISE LE LIÈVRE DE LA GRANGE (BORN 1768-?) The Count and Countess de Cambis née La Grange; The Baron and Baroness de Curmieu Pair of miniatures, cameo profiles on brown ground The first signed at the bottom: A d. La Grange and the second signed lower left: A. Lagrange In brass or gilded copper frames with ribboned bow decoration Vertical crack to one Height 6.2 cm - Width 5.1 cm (when viewed) The first miniature is a self-portrait of the artist with her husband Adrien Jacques Maurice de Cambis (1764-1812), who had a prestigious military career, beginning as a cadet in the Queen's regiment, and who took part in the Egyptian expedition with Napoleon, and was appointed by the Emperor as chief of staff of the 9th corps in the 1812 campaign.

Result
€1,500
Buyer's premium
30%
ATTRIBUTED TO ADÉLAIDE LOUISE LE LIÈVRE DE LA GRANGE (BORN 1768-?) The Count and Countess de Cambis née La Grange; The Baron and Baroness de Curmieu Pair of miniatures, cameo profiles on brown ground The first signed at the bottom: A d. La Grange and the second signed lower left: A. Lagrange In brass or gilded copper frames with ribboned bow decoration Vertical crack to one Height 6.2 cm - Width 5.1 cm (when viewed) The first miniature is a self-portrait of the artist with her husband Adrien Jacques Maurice de Cambis (1764-1812), who had a prestigious military career, beginning as a cadet in the Queen's regiment, and who took part in the Egyptian expedition with Napoleon, and was appointed by the Emperor as chief of staff of the 9th corps in the 1812 campaign.
Sale Wednesday 10 December・13:30 (Europe/Paris)
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