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Pen drawing of a crowned robed figure with a sword before Saint Basil's Cathedral, with faint sketched figures behind.

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Etude pour le décor de la salle des fêtes de l'ancien palais du Trocadéro : La Russie, Charles Joseph Lameire (1878), Petit Palais, Paris. Via artnap.com

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A pen and ink study shows a crowned figure in an ornately embroidered robe holding a sword, standing on a pedestal before a depiction of Saint Basil's Cathedral with its onion domes. Faint sketched heads and figures appear in the background, and a decorative scroll rests at the base. The work is catalogued as an 1878 drawing by Charles Joseph Lameire, a study for the decoration of the festival hall of the former Trocadéro palace.

Museum record: Petit Palais, Paris