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Louis-Antoine de France (1775-1844) Duc d Angouleme, at the Barriere de Vaugirard, 1814 (pen & ink and w / c on paper)
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Louis-Antoine de France (1775-1844) Duc d Angouleme, at the Barriere de Vaugirard, 1814 (pen & ink and w / c on paper)
XIR210373 Louis-Antoine de France (1775-1844) Duc d Angouleme, at the Barriere de Vaugirard, 1814 (pen & ink and w/c on paper) by Vergnaux, Nicolas Joseph (fl.c.1798-1818); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Eldest son of Charles X; during 1830 revolution made king for one hour before renouncing his rights and going into exile drawing by Nicolas Joseph Vergnaux (fl.c.1798-1818))
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The captivating print titled "Louis-Antoine de France (1775-1844) Duc d Angouleme, at the Barriere de Vaugirard, 1814" takes us back to a significant moment in history. The artwork, created by Nicolas Joseph Vergnaux during the 19th century, showcases the eldest son of Charles X, Louis-Antoine de France. In this scene, we witness a grand procession as the Duke of Angouleme makes his way through the Barriere de Vaugirard in Paris. The artist's pen and ink technique combined with watercolor brings life to every detail - from the majestic horse-drawn carriage to the bustling crowd that lines the streets. This painting holds great historical significance as it captures a pivotal time during French history. It symbolizes both restoration and revolution - depicting an aristocratic society on one hand and alluding to the French Revolution on another. Louis-Antoine himself played a unique role during this period; he briefly became king for just one hour before renouncing his rights and going into exile. Vergnaux's artwork not only showcases his artistic talent but also serves as a window into an era long gone. Through this print, we are transported back in time to witness an important event that shaped both French royalty and its people. It is truly a remarkable piece that encapsulates artistry, history, and culture all within its intricate details.
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