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Portrait of Second Lieutenant Charles Legrand, c1810. Creator: Antoine-Jean Gros
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Portrait of Second Lieutenant Charles Legrand, c1810. Creator: Antoine-Jean Gros
Portrait of Second Lieutenant Charles Legrand, c1810
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This stunning full-length portrait, titled "Portrait of Second Lieutenant Charles Legrand," was painted by the renowned French artist Antoine-Jean Gros around 1810. The portrait captures the young cavalry officer in his prime, dressed in the uniform of a cuirassier, complete with a cuirass, helmet, and boots adorned with carriage boots. Legrand is depicted in a confident and poised stance, crossing his legs and leaning on his elbow, as he gazes off into the distance. The artistic movement of the time, which emphasized grandeur and heroism, is evident in the large-scale and detailed depiction of the subject, as well as the inclusion of the horse, which adds to the sense of power and strength. The rich colors and intricate details of the clothing and accessories are also noteworthy, showcasing the fashion of the time and the attention to detail that Gros brought to his work. The portrait was likely commissioned by Legrand himself, or perhaps by his family, as a record of his military service and status as a cavalry officer. It is now part of the collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), where it can be appreciated by visitors from around the world as a valuable piece of European artistic and cultural heritage. The portrait also serves as a reminder of the historical significance of the French cavalry and the role it played in European military history.
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