Medaillon “The Triple Alliance, 1813”. By Fyodor Tolstoy [001400]

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Medaillon “The Triple Alliance, 1813”. By Fyodor Tolstoy

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A magnificently detailed plaster adaptation from a medallion commemorating the victory of the Russian Army in the War of 1812. The original (1817-1819) was part of a series of twenty allegorical medallions created by the Russian medal-maker and sculptor Fyodor Tolstoy (1783-1873). Conclusion of “The Triple Alliance” played a prominent role in the course of the war. The artist depicted Tsar Alexander II as a Slav warrior. Wilhelm III of Prussia is on his right and Franz I, Emperor of Austria, to the left. They have their right hands clasped. Alexander is pointing to the sky indicating that the alliance was concluded from heaven.

Plaster cast
D. 8 5/8 in (22 cm)
Weight: 0,5 kg

$95.95

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