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# 32145 Rodolphe Bell (d. 1849) "Portrait of a gentleman", 1809, earliest known miniature of the artist! Price: ON REQUEST (please note additional 10% tax applies for transactions concluded within the European Union) THE SELLER WILL COVER INSURED SHIPPING WITH REGULAR MAIL FOR THIS ITEM! Rodolphe Bell (Bel) was born in Payerne, Switzerland. From 1819 he was mentioned as being active in Paris, where he was a pupil of Isabey, and where he exhibited at the Salon in 1822, 1824, and 1827. According to J.J. Foster, he might have worked for some time in England, but there is no confirmation of this fact. Schidlof writes "Bel was an excellent artist, very much influenced by his teacher Isabey. It is not surprising that certain works of Bel were confused with those of Isabey". The artist died in Paris in 1849. Provenance: private collection, USA
Condition: good; glass of the case had been lost Creation Year: 1809 Measurements:UNFRAMED:6,4x5,4cm/2,5x2,1in FRAMED: 7,5x6,6cm/3,0x2,6in Object Type:traveling case with miniature Style: Portrait Miniatures Technique: watercolor on ivory Inscription:signed and dated: Bel fecit 1809 Creator: Rodolphe Bell Creator Dates: Payerne-1849 Paris Nationality:Swiss / French
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