Édouard Fraisse Rare Art Déco Bronze Plaque Monaco VIIe Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo 1928 Francesco Bartolozzi Heavily influenced by the pastel

Heavily influenced by the pastel drawings of Rosalba Carriera he concentrated on works in pastel and crayon becoming one of the most fashionable portratists of his day

In 1717 he travelled to Rome and then Dresden to work for Augustus the Strong before moving on to Munich

Samuel Howitt 1756-1822

Some old mount staining otherwise in very good unfaded condition

he began studying art at the Maiden Lane Academy

Édouard Fraisse Rare Art Déco Bronze Plaque Monaco VIIe Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo 1928 Francesco Bartolozzi Heavily influenced by the pasteldouard Fraisse 1880 1945. French School Early 20th. Century. Rare Art Dco bronze plaque. Depicting a naked female representing Victory flying to her left holding a wreath in her left hand. The reverse showing a view of an unspoilt Monte Carlo. A very fine cast with good patina. 6. 5 by 5. 6 cms. Provenance: ex Fellerman collection. The Monte Carlo Rally was first held in January 1911. With Pre war events having starting points across Europe and North