Épée de François premier
Nicolas Xavier Willemin · 1763-1839
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Why is this public domain? Nicolas Xavier Willemin died in 1839; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved plate titled Épée de François premier shows a sword with an ornate hilt, a decorated grip topped by a figure with cherubs, and an engraved blade bearing the inscription AIALA. Two decorated scabbard fittings are shown beside the blade. The print is attributed to Nicolas Xavier Willemin and dated 1839.
