This lot is described on reference 192 in the valuation of the estate of the Prince Marc de Beauvau Craon, 5th Prince de Beauvau (1816 - 1883) in 1883 (French National Archives AN.MC/ET/L/1385). It was located in the grand salon of his house on 34 avenue Montaigne in Paris. 

A l’oeil nu : Le tableau apparaît dans un état de conservation satisfaisant. Il a fait l’objet d’un rentoilage à la fin du XIXe siècle, un peu fort et qui a un peu tassé la matière. Il a fait l’objet d’un nettoyage correctement réalisé. A l’œil nu, aucune restauration n’est visible. A la lampe U.V. : Le tableau apparaît sous un vernis vert uniforme. On ne remarque pas de restauration. To the naked eye: The painting is in satisfactory condition. It has been relined in the late 19th century, a little bit too strong, and has slightly flattened the pictorial matter. It has been correctly cleaned. To the naked eye, no restoration is visible. Under U.V. light: The painting appears under a green uniform varnish. We cannot notice any restoration.
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