Oil on canvas, 1835, signed 'Am Faure' and dated lower left, with an inkstamp description and royal stamp on the reverse.

90 x 46 in., 94 x 50 in. (frame).

Note: This full-length portrait represents Antoine Philippe d’Orleans, a brother of Louis-Philippe, in the uniform of lieutenant-general at the moment of the battle of Jemmapes where he fought alongside his brother in 1792. In 1834, a smaller bust-length portrait of Antoine-Philippe was commissioned for 300 francs and entered the collection of King Louis-Philippe at Versailles and was exhibited at the Salon of 1835. The full-length portrait was originally housed at the Chateau d’Eu, a former royal residence in Normandy. A copy of the full-length portrait was made in 1840 and is currently in the collection of the musée du Chateau de Compiegne.

Canvas loose on stretcher. Craquelure with scattered inpainting, some around the head. Surface scuffs and soiling.

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