
Le Mchal de Gramõt, Mchal de camp
François Chauveau · 1613-1676
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Le Mchal de Gramõt, Mchal de camp, François Chauveau (1670). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? François Chauveau died in 1676; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved equestrian portrait shows a mounted rider in ornate armor and a plumed helmet, holding a baton aloft while his horse rears on a ground line. A ribbon cartouche above bears an inscription identifying the sitter as Le Maréchal de Gramont, Maréchal de camp, with crossed batons beneath. The print is attributed to François Chauveau and dated 1670.























