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This upcoming sale features an exceptional group of European portrait miniatures from the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras. Drawn largely from the collection of Alejandro “Alex” de Quesada, Jr., the catalog also includes works by Cuban-American artists, Civil War–related art, and an eclectic range of decorative antiques. Highlights extend to contemporary jewelry, Montblanc fountain pens, and select works from the Jim Crain Collection, including a signed Ansel Adams photograph of "Half Dome" in Yosemite National Park
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Lot 47

[MILITARIA, RUSSIA] Dubosarskaya Portrait Miniature

Estimate: $250 - $500
Starting Bid
$100

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Dubosarskaya

Portrait of an officer

Watercolor and gouache

19th century

Diam. 2 1/3 in., framed to diam. 3 1/4 in. 

Near-contemporary wood frame. Artist's signature to portrait recto right. 

 

A handsome portrait of an officer in a white coat with red and silver details. The painting was done by a Russian artist, but it is unclear whether the officer in the portrait was Russian or perhaps from a different European country. 

 

[Art, Fine Art, Portrait Miniature, Paintings, 19th Century]

Not examined out of frame. Modern tape used to keep portrait backing secure. 

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