Amélie DAUBIGNY, née d'AUTEL (Paris, 1793 - Paris, 1861) Young Blonde Man in Three-Quarter-Length View from the Left in a Landscape Miniature on ivory signed on the left: A. D'aubigny oval with view 8.8 x 7.2 cm On reverse, old handwritten identification: ? / Duc de Cazes (?) / 1823 Blackened wood rect. frame 16.9 x 15 cm Oxidation. Amélie Daubigny, a pupil of Louis-François Aubry and Jean-Pierre Granger, exhibited at the Paris Salon from 1831 (medallist) to 1844. A CIC will be issued, not allowing export outside the European Union. It will be up to the buyer wishing to export this item outside the E.E.C. to take the necessary steps. Expert: N. Lemoine-Bouchard, SFEP member.

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