181 - CLÉMENT BOULANGER (Paris, 1805–Magnesia, 1842)
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Estimate €1,500 - €2,000

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CLÉMENT BOULANGER (Paris, 1805–Magnesia, 1842) AFTER A TOURNAMENT Panel Signed and dated lower left “Clément Boulanger 1840” After a tournament, panel, signed and dated 43 x 32.50 cm – 16.9 x 12.8 in. The wounded knight could be Chevalier Bayard. His coat of arms – azure, a chief argent charged with a lion issant gules; a cotice d’or broaching the whole – could be depicted on the red drapery. PROVENANCE Anonymous sale; Paris, Ader-Tajan, 20 December 1993, lot 368 (The Death of Chevalier Bayard), illustrated. EXHIBITION Possibly the ‘Exhibition of Fine Arts and Industrial Products’, Toulouse, 1840, lot 23: ‘Scene from a tournament’

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About the sale PAINTINGS & DRAWINGS FROM THE 17TH TO THE 19TH CENTURY

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181 - CLÉMENT BOULANGER (Paris, 1805–Magnesia, 1842) See original version (French)

181 - CLÉMENT BOULANGER (Paris, 1805–Magnesia, 1842)
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