DE GAULT Jacques Joseph De GAULT (1738 - 1812)

Portrait of J.B Vervier

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DE GAULT

Jacques Joseph De GAULT (1738 - 1812) Portrait of J.B Vervier Miniature in grisaille in imitation of cameo Signed "JJ De Gault" and dated "1784". Bears the inscription "J.B. Vervier in pat. ex afric. et americ. Reduei pic". D. 3,5 cm On a circular tortoiseshell box, mounted in gold H. 2 cm, D. 6.5 cm

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