Andrea APPIANI (1754-1817) Presumed portrait of Baron Franço - Lot 81

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Andrea APPIANI (1754-1817) Presumed portrait of Baron Franço - Lot 81
Andrea APPIANI (1754-1817) Presumed portrait of Baron François Gabriel Jules Collin de la Perrière (1779-1841), wearing the insignia of the Order of the Iron Crown (received in 1809) Black pencil with slight white chalk highlights 21 x 14.7 cm Insolated Historical: Son of Pierre Collin (who became Pierre Collin de la Perrière by the Law of 1816) and Marie Anne Simonet. Entered the service in Paris, at the Ecole de Mars, in the year II (1793), passed to the 5th regiment of hussars in the year III (1794). Passed into the Italian troops, as quartermaster, on 27 Nivôse, year VII (16 January 1798). Promoted to the rank of Captain on 12 Vendémiaire, year VIII (4 October 1799). Employed in this rank in the War Department in Milan on the 27th Vendémiaire, year X (19th October 1801). Passed to the Royal Guard on 19 October 1803. Decorated by order of the Iron Crown on 21 July 1809. Promoted to the rank of Chief of Battalion on 1st August 1810. Promoted to Major on 14th January 1812. Did the campaigns of the years IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, in Italy (from 1795 to 1801). Those of 1805 and 1806 in Germany. Those of 1806, 1807 and 1808 in Dalmatia and Albania. Those of 1809 in Germany, where he was wounded and taken prisoner. Those of 1813 and 1814 in Italy. Commanded a regiment in the Tyrol in 1813, and the place of Mantua in a state of siege with commission of the army commander in 1814. Returned to France, and inspected in Lyon by Lieutenant General Baron Delaroche on July 1st 1814. Reintegrated into the service of France, in the rank of Major of Infantry, by Royal Order of October 5th, 1814. Appointed Knight of the Legion of Honour on 17 January 1815, then Officer of the Order on 23 May 1825.
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