The next day, April 14, Sotheby's held its auction "Noblesse oblige" in London. With a total of 472 lots, the appointment is must for all lovers of art, regardless of whether they are willing to buy, the quality of the pieces will go on sale. Among them, three portraits by Vicente López (1772-1850), one of Francisco de Paula y Borbón (1794-1865, left) with an estimate between 17,125 and € 22,834, his wife, Princess Louise Charlotte of Naples and Sicily (1804-1844, the right), from an outflow of € 13700-20550 and her daughter Isabel de Borbon, Infanta of Spain, when he was a baby (1821-1897), who will start from 11,417 € 17,125
.
The three works belonged to the d
uquesa of Berry, and were in his private apartment in the Pavilion of Marsan
in the Tuileries Palace (Paris).
now available to the highest bidder, along with furniture, paintings and art objects including Fabergé pieces are not only of this noble but also from the imperial family of Austria.
For more information: http://www.sothebys.com/app/paddleReg/paddlereg.do?dispatch=eventDetails&event_id=30625
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