Two pairs of portraits, physionotraces, representing - Lot 216

Lot n° 216
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Two pairs of portraits, physionotraces, representing - Lot 216
Two pairs of portraits, physionotraces, representing Lazarre Nicolas Marguerite Carnot and his wife Sophie Du Pont, married at Satperwick near Saint-Omer on May 17, 1791; the first printed in black, the second in sepia; each portrait bears at the bottom, around the edge, the inscription: "By Chretien and Fouquet. Rüe St Honoré vis-à-vis l'Oratoire N° 45 et 133 à Paris"; diameter 58 mm. Late 18th century. Very good condition, close to new. The physionotrace is an invention of Gilles Louis CHRÉTIEN (1754/1811), engraver and portraitist from 1785 in collaboration with Jean-Baptiste FOUQUET. PROVENANCE : Lazare Nicolas Marguerite CARNOT descent, eldest branch to this day.
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