18th-century French school, Portrait of François Florimond d - Lot 17

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18th-century French school, Portrait of François Florimond d - Lot 17
18th-century French school, Portrait of François Florimond de La Lance (1707 -1787), oil on panel and copper. Medallion embellished at the top of the copper with two coats of arms (the upper left coat of arms, Azure with three silver rings, corresponds to the de La Lance family, a Lorraine family for several centuries, the other coat of arms on the right, Gold with a double-headed eagle Sable, evokes the Habsburg family). In a gilded wooden frame. H_12 cm L_ 9 cm. François Florimond de La Lance (1707 -1787) was an 18th-century French military officer from the Lorraine nobility. He is best known for his career in the army of the Duc de Lorraine, where he served as lieutenant of the grenadier company, and was the son of Mathieu de La Lance, Baron de La Lance, captain of two companies for the Duc de Lorraine, and Gabrielle de Gestas. In 1744, he married Marie Louise Frédérique de La Marche (1713-1751), with whom he had several children, including Paul Joseph (1747-1827), proprietor, and François Nicolas, seigneur de Saint-André. Sale by designation
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