Exceptional and spectacular 19th-century oil on canvas, inspired by the famous equestrian portrait of Charles I by Anthony van Dyck, a baroque masterpiece housed in the Louvre Museum.

Created in the 19th century, this monumental interpretation was commissioned to adorn the walls of a château. It is a large-scale decorative work, designed to structure a space and assert status.

The composition faithfully reproduces the nobility and theatricality of the original model:
Charles I stands elegantly beside his horse, in an open landscape with dramatic skies, typical of grand baroque painting.

Due to its extraordinary architectural format, this work was intended for vast reception halls, libraries, or monumental staircases.

Features

• Oil on canvas

• 19th century

• Exceptional dimensions:

  • Height: 200 cm (78.7 in)

  • Width: 180 cm (70.8 in)

• Original solid oak frame

• Provenance: magnificent château in Burgundy

• Grand Tour style aristocratic decor

Condition

Exhibits an antique patina consistent with its era. Natural cracking and surface wear enhance its authenticity. The original oak frame is in very good structural condition and perfectly proportioned to the work.

A work of prestige

In the 19th century, large copies after old masters were commissioned by the European aristocracy to affirm culture, erudition, and refinement.

Today, works of this size, preserved with their antique frame and boasting château provenance, are becoming rare on the market.

Ideal for

• Monumental entrance

• Collector's library or study

• Private mansion or château

• International decorative project

• Designers looking for a strong, structural piece

Shipping

Given its exceptional dimensions, the work will be shipped in a custom-made wooden crate by carrier.

International shipping possible upon request.

*For this item, delivery is included in France, Belgium & Luxembourg only by carrier, within 2 to 6 weeks depending on schedule. For other countries, do not hesitate to request a quote by e-mail at