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Gallery de Potter d'Indoye presents one of his highlights for BRAFA 2026
From left to right
General Kléber arrives at the head of his troops. In the foreground, a sutler tends to the wounds of a dey. In the background, a column of grenadiers seizes the tents of the Grand Vizier. In the center, a column of prisoners escorted by French hussars. On the right, Theban palms and date palms.
Manufactured by Velay (Paris), early 19th century
Designer: Jean-Julien Deltil (signed on the obelisk)
Commissioned by General Kléber, printed by M. Formentin
Exhibition: Paris, 1819. Exhibition of the Products of French Industry.
Dimensions: Overall H 208 cm x W 594.50 cm
This panoramic artwork is composed of wallpapers mounted on three canvases stretched over frames.
- H 208 x W 211 cm
- H 208 x W 213.50 cm
- H 208 x W 170 cm
BRAFA 2026 - Gallery de Potter d'Indoye - Highlight Panoramic Wallpaper
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Edouard de Potter d'Indoye is passionate about unique and original things. For twenty-five years, he has attached the greatest importance to the consistency of the quality of works of art from the eighteenth century and the 1st Empire which he presents at many prestigious Belgian and Dutch fairs. The de Potter d'Indoye Gallery receives its international clientele in the magnificent setting of an ancestral home, a veritable showcase for its collection of the Parisian Empire. At the Château de Melle, the enlightened art collector has brought together a selection of very high-quality works of art signed by the greatest artists, craftsmen and creators of this period. The art dealer has been immersed in this universe since his childhood and speaks incomparably about the touch and scent produced by these magnificent pieces which have a soul.
Founded : 1995
Specialisations
Furniture, works of art and paintings from the Empire period and from the end of the 18th century
Associations
ROCAD Royal Chamber of Art dealers
Fairs
Art Nocturne Knokke, Art Breda