Pierre-Gabriel Berthault - Szenen der Französischen Revolution - photo 1
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Pierre-Gabriel Berthault - Szenen der Französischen Revolution

Lot 1005
01.12.2021 18:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 1 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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ID 671205
Lot 1005 | Pierre-Gabriel Berthault - Szenen der Französischen Revolution
Estimate value
€ 1 000 – 1 200
Pierre-Gabriel Berthault - Szenen der Französischen Revolution
10 Blätter. Lithographien auf Bütten. Versch. Randläsuren. Fleckig. ''Paris gardé par le peuple la nuit du 12 au 13 Juillet 1789'' - ''Action entre Royal-Allemand et un détachement des Gardes Françaises, en face du Dépot le 12 Juillet 1789'' - ''Mr. de Lambesc entrant aux Tuileries, avec un détachement de Royal-Allemand le 12 Juillet 1789'' - ''Pillage de la Maison de St. Lazare le lundi 13 Juillet 1789'' - ''Motion faite au Palais Royal par Camille Desmoulins le 12 Juillet 1789'' - ''Offrandes faites à l'Assemblée Nationale par des dames artistes le 7 Septembre 1789'' - ''Le Roi arrivant à Paris avec sa famille, escorté de plus de trente mille âmes le 6 Octobre 1789'' - ''Affaire des poignards dans l'intérieur du Château des Tuileries le 28 Fevrier 1791'' (die vorgenannten Lithographien nach Vorlagen von François Louis Prieur) - ''Translation de Louis Capet et de sa famille au Temple le 13 Aoust 1792'' (nach Jacques-François Swebach-Desfontaines) - ''Entrée triomphante des français dans Berne le 25 Ventose, An 6eme de la République'' (nach Abraham Girardet).
Auction house category:Graphics 15th-18th centuries
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