Gavard Collection
"Gavard: A Glimpse into the Portraits of Power" Step back in time to the year 1804
For sale as Licensed Images
Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media
"Gavard: A Glimpse into the Portraits of Power" Step back in time to the year 1804, when renowned artist Julien Leopold Boilly captured the essence of Henri Jacques-Guillaume Clarke. This striking portrait showcases Clarke's commanding presence and military prowess, a testament to his influential role during this era. In that same year, Edouard Adolphe Casimir Joseph Mortier sat for Ruhiere, another talented artist who skillfully portrayed Mortier's dignified demeanor and resolute character. The painting serves as a window into Mortier's significant contributions to French politics and military strategy. Etienne Maurice Gerard, immortalized by Boilly in 1804, exudes an air of confidence and intelligence. His piercing gaze hints at his astute leadership skills and unwavering dedication to duty, and is no wonder he became one of Napoleon Bonaparte's most trusted generals. Joubert masterfully captures Louis Aloysius, Prince of Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Bartenstein in 1839. The prince's regal countenance reflects his noble lineage while also hinting at the challenges he faced during this tumultuous period in history. Gabriel Jean Joseph Molitor stands tall in Leclerc's portrayal from 1839. With a stern expression etched on his face, Molitor embodies strength and resilience - qualities that propelled him through battles fought alongside Napoleon himself. Julien Leopold Boilly strikes again with Charles du Houx de Viomenil’s portrait from 1804. Viomenil’s distinguished appearance speaks volumes about his esteemed position within society - a man whose influence extended far beyond mere aesthetics. Joseph Antoni Poniatowski gazes thoughtfully into the distance in Contenau’s rendition from 1839. As we observe this masterpiece unfold before us, we catch glimpses of Poniatowski's bravery on the battlefield and his unwavering commitment to his country.