ANONYME DU DEBUT DU XIX. - photo 1
ANONYME DU DEBUT DU XIX. - photo 1

ANONYME DU DEBUT DU XIX.

Lot 65
27.04.2018 19:00UTC +01:00
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€ 7 000
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Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 59757
Lot 65 | ANONYME DU DEBUT DU XIX.
Estimate value
€ 7 000 – 8 000
Portrait du lieutenant-colonel Theodor Sonnenbach, Commandant du Régiment de gragons d’Orenbourg. Huile sur toile. 40,0 × 27,0 cm. Il endosse la tenue de son régiment portant les insignes des Ordres de St.Anne (2e classe), de St. Wladimir (4e classe, avec ruban), de l’Ordre de Prusse «Pour le Mérite» et la médaille commémorative de la guerre de 1812. НЕИЗВЕСТНЫЙ ХУДОЖНИК ПЕРВОЙ ПОЛОВИНЫ XIX ВЕКА ПОРТРЕТ КОМАНДИРА ОРЕНБУРГСКОГО ДРАГУНСКОГО ПОЛКА ФЕДОРА ЗОННЕНБАХА. Перв. четв. XIX в. Холст, масло. 40,0 × 27,0. Изображен в обер-офицерском мундире со знаками ордена Св. Анны 2-й ст., Св. Владимира 4-й ст. (с бантом), прусского ордена «За заслуги» («Pour le Merite») и медалью «В память Отечественной войны 1812 года» (на Андреевской ленте). Фёдор Максимович Зонненбах (1770 - после 1815) - подполковник, в 1807-1815 командир Оренбургского драгунского полка. В Отечественной войне 1812 г. участвовал в боях и сражениях при Смоленске (5—6.8.1812), Шевардине, Бородине, Спас- Купле, Тарутине, Малоярославце (13—15.10.1812). В 1813—1814 участвовал в осаде Модлина, боях и сражениях при Доне, Локвице (28.9.1813), Дрездене (5.10.1813, контужен в левую ногу ядром), осаде Дрездена, осаде Гамбурга.
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