An Exquisite c.1830s Pencil Study of the Place Royale de Bruxelles by Rose-Joseph Lemercier (French, 1803–1887)

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An Exquisite c.1830s Pencil Study of the Place Royale de Bruxelles by Rose-Joseph Lemercier (French, 1803–1887)Origin: French Period: Louis Philippe Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1831 35 Height: 4. 5 Width: 6 The Whole in Frame: 7. 5 wide x 5. 5 high The very fine and highly detailed French school study of the Place Royale de Bruxelles executed in pencil, almost certainly depicting the coronation of King Leopold I in 1831, the work backed onto card and presented in the original ebonised moulded frame and surviving from the Luois Philippe period, drawn by Rose

There are some very small moth holes

albeit with only three able legs

As with a shout

donated to Weston Park Museum

The top has a nice patina and worn sheen as do the legs which show craquelure to them

the individual detailing to the feathered wings and leaves to the wreath are both particularly fine

It could still be used as intended and remains sound structurally

The estate includes a Palladian mansion

Beautiful clear glass examples in fine order

for many today

Paris in 1878 (first prize and two gold medals)

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