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Portrait of General Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc (1772-1802) (oil on canvas)
XIR178357 Portrait of General Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc (1772-1802) (oil on canvas) by Kinson, Francois Josephe (1771-1839); 207x127 cm; ChAteau de Versailles, France; (add.info.: general en chef de l armee de Saint-Domingue; married Pauline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821); ); Belgian, out of copyright
Media ID 12744554
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This portrait captures the essence of General Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc, a prominent figure in history. Painted by Francois Josephe Kinson, this oil on canvas masterpiece measures an impressive 207x127 cm and can be found at the Château de Versailles in France. General Leclerc was not only known for his military prowess but also for his personal connections. He served as the general-in-chief of the army of Saint-Domingue and was married to Pauline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon Bonaparte himself. This union further solidified his place within the powerful circles of that time. In this portrait, General Leclerc stands tall and proud in full military uniform. His commanding presence is accentuated by his pointed finger, symbolizing authority and leadership. The bicorne hat atop his head adds a touch of elegance to his appearance while emphasizing his status as a high-ranking officer. The landscape behind him hints at the battles he fought throughout his career, particularly in Haiti where he captured Toussaint Louverture during one such conflict. However, tragedy struck when General Leclerc succumbed to yellow fever at just thirty years old. This print serves as a reminder of General Charles Victor Emmanuel Leclerc's remarkable life and contributions to history. It immortalizes both his triumphs on the battlefield and personal ties with influential figures like Napoleon Bonaparte – making it an invaluable piece within art history collections worldwide.
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