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Description de l'Arc de Triomphe érigé par la Société de commerce de Gand, à l'occasion du mariage d
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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2002 Jun 08 @ 00:30UTC-08:00 : PST/AKDT
Description de l'Arc de Triomphe érigé par la Société de commerce de Gand, à l'occasion du mariage de LL.MM.II. et RR. Napoléon premier et Marie-Louise d'Autriche, et de leur entrée dans la ville de Gand, le 17 mai 1810. De la composition de P.J.J. Tiberghien [...]; précédée d'une notice biographique sur ce célèbre artiste [par N. Cornelissen] et ornée de son portrait; publiée par L.A.M. De Bast [...]. A Gand, de l'imprimerie de P.F. de Goesin-Verhaeghe, janvier 1811. In-4° : [4]-9 pp., 3 hors-texte. Broché, sans couv. Edition originale. L'arc de triomphe "avait été commandé par la régence de Gand, et devait être placé à l'une des portes de la ville, mais la société de commerce le fit exécuter à ses frais, et il fut érigé devant le local de la bourse. Cette oeuvre magistrale, d'abord critiquée, obtint bientôt les suffrages de tous les connaisseurs [...] Tiberghien, le plus célèbre des orfèvres flamands au XVIIIe s., naquit à Menin en 1755 et mourut à Gand en 1810" (# Vanderhaegen 7032).Rare exemplaire complet du bifolio contenant la dédicace de De Bast au Duc de Parme, Prince Archi-Chancelier de l'Empire français, et la "Liste des fonctionnaires publics et autres amis des arts qui ont concouru, en souscrivant, à couvrir les frais d'impression et de gravure" parmi lesquels se trouvent l'architecte Goetghebuer, le comte d'Ursel, le maire de Gand Vanderhaegen et d'autres notables.Provenance : Dubois d'Enghien (cachet). 100 Euros
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