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FRANCE, Colonne de la Grande armée [Column of the Grand Army], 1805, a copper medal by B....
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FRANCE, Colonne de la Grande armée [Column of the Grand Army], 1805, a copper medal by B. Andrieu and N.-G.-A. Brenet for D.-V. Denon, laureate bust of Napoléon right, rev. erect column in the place Vendôme, figure of Napoléon at the top in Roman attire, 40mm, 38.22g (Bramsen 463; CGMP p.59; Slg. Julius 1482; BDM I, 53 and 274; cf. Rauch 118, 1893; cf. Gadoury e18, 189). Extremely fine £80-£100
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Provenance: Bt H.-D. Rauch October 1996.
D.-V. Denon had the initial idea of erecting a column dedicated to the Grande armée on 3 December 1805, the day after the Battle of Austerlitz. Using metal from 1,200 melted-down cannons captured from Austrian and Russian troops, the 42-metre high column was begun in August 1806 and completed in August 1810
FRANCE, Colonne de la Grande armée [Column of the Grand Army], 1805, a copper medal by B. Andrieu and N.-G.-A. Brenet for D.-V. Denon, laureate bust of Napoléon right, rev. erect column in the place Vendôme, figure of Napoléon at the top in Roman attire, 40mm, 38.22g (Bramsen 463; CGMP p.59; Slg. Julius 1482; BDM I, 53 and 274; cf. Rauch 118, 1893; cf. Gadoury e18, 189). Extremely fine £80-£100
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Provenance: Bt H.-D. Rauch October 1996.
D.-V. Denon had the initial idea of erecting a column dedicated to the Grande armée on 3 December 1805, the day after the Battle of Austerlitz. Using metal from 1,200 melted-down cannons captured from Austrian and Russian troops, the 42-metre high column was begun in August 1806 and completed in August 1810
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