Portrait of Count Heinrich Joseph von Bellegarde 1780 - 1827
jeanbaptistefrancoisbosio
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, print
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facial expression drawing
light pencil work
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This portrait of Count Heinrich Joseph von Bellegarde, a prominent figure in the Napoleonic Wars, was created by Jean-Baptiste-François Bosio between 1780 and 1827. The artwork depicts the count in full military regalia, standing confidently with his hand on a piece of paper, while a cannon and a statue of a woman in classical dress are visible in the background. This detailed, almost life-like depiction of Bellegarde is a testament to Bosio's talent as a portrait artist, highlighting the count's stature and authority. Currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the piece serves as a visual reminder of the historical significance of the Napoleonic era.
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