MOVING RECTANGULAR SCAPULAR WORN BY THE PRINCE IMPERIAL DURI - Lot 245

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MOVING RECTANGULAR SCAPULAR WORN BY THE PRINCE IMPERIAL DURI - Lot 245
MOVING RECTANGULAR SCAPULAR WORN BY THE PRINCE IMPERIAL DURING THE CAMPAIGN OF 1870. In brown cloth decorated in the center of white cotton printed representing Our Lady of Victories and the Child Jesus. 5 x 4,5 cm. Presented on a visiting card of Baron Tristan LAMBERT, former deputy, annotated in his hand with a pen. "Scapular worn by the Imperial Prince throughout the 1870 campaign given by the Imperial Prince at Chislehurst in February 1878. Good Tristan LAMBERT." Provenance: -The Imperial Prince. -Given to his friend, Baron Tristan Lambert. -Then descent. History: It is known that in 1870 the Imperial Prince wore, like his father, a scapular of Notre Dame des Victoires: "When the prince left for the army, several very distinct feelings manifested themselves in him: the faith of the Christian who rises first to God at the moment of danger. The day before his departure for Metz, he went to confession, heard mass and received holy communion, went to pray at Notre-Dame des Victoires and put on the scapular... He went to pray at Notre Dame des Victoires and put on the scapular... He himself gave each soldier of the 20th voltigeurs a blessed medal of Notre Dame des Victoires. Related work: -Scapular of his father, the Emperor Napoleon III, with the same model. Lot 478 of the sale of November 10, 2021. Former Piétri collection. Bibliography : Th GAZEAU DE VAUTIBAULT, "Les complots bonapartistes depuis le 4 septembre 1870" Bécher, Angers, 1874, p.10.
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