Joseph Barra after F. Garnerey by Pierre-Michel Alix

Oval portrait of a young boy in a revolutionary striped cap and blue jacket, above an engraved scene of soldiers and a horse.

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Joseph Barra after F. Garnerey, Pierre-Michel Alix (ca. 1795). Via artnap.com

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An oval portrait of a young boy wearing a tall red and blue striped cap inscribed with the words Liberté ou la Mort, dressed in a blue jacket with a sash and gold cord. Below, an engraved scene shows armed men carrying a body on a pole beside a saddled white horse, with a flagged crowd behind. The print is titled Joseph Barra after F. Garnerey, attributed to Pierre Michel Alix, and dated ca. 1795.

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