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A Painting of Beaubrun Preempted by Versaille – La Tribune De l'Art

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It was suspected that the Palace of Versailles would not let escape this painting of the Beaubrun: put on sale by Osenat on 18 May last, it was preempted for the sum of 494,000 euros. Monumental by its size and composition, this double portrait that staged Anne of Austria and Louis XIV has of course a political function: to affirm the stability of the royalty weakened by the death of Louis XIII in 1643 and by the age of his successor still minor…

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