Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist
Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback by Unknown artist

Bohemian Glass, Napoleon on Horseback 1800 - 1830

Unknown artist

Glass
12 cm, ø 7 cm
€ 1.250

Robert Schreuder Antiquair

  • About the artwork
    A Bohemian transparent beaker, cut and painted in red and blue. The front with a panel depicting Napoleon on horseback, finely painted in 'schwarzlot': a type of decoration in a black, linear style that was nearly always based on line engravings. The title 'Napoleon' can be read in black.
  • About the artist

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