A la Reine - Marie Antoinette
Noël Le Mire · 1724-1801
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Why is this public domain? Noël Le Mire died in 1801; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This engraved print shows an oval medallion portrait of Marie Antoinette surrounded by a garland and an allegorical scene of winged figures, a seated woman holding a fleur-de-lis globe, and playful children among clouds. A printed dedication beneath the image reads "A la Reine" and is credited to Noël Le Mire, the engraver.
