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cm 5x4
Signed Dumont (possibly FRANÇOIS DUMONT, Lunéville 1751- Parigi 1831 )
This lot is accompanied by Cites certificate IT/CE/2025/MI/00058
Signed Dumont (possibly FRANÇOIS DUMONT, Lunéville 1751- Parigi 1831 )
This lot is accompanied by Cites certificate IT/CE/2025/MI/00058
Specialist Notes
François Dumont was one of the three greatest miniaturists in France. His patrons included Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, Louis XVIII and Charles X and many other important people of his time. His younger brother, Tony Dumont, was also a miniature painter and was awarded a medal of the Academy in 1810. Both of them only signed with their surnames, so there is some controversy over the attribution to each artist. Tony was a violinist and often dabbled in painting portraits of musicians.
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