Louis-Antoine Collas Sold at Auction Prices

Painter, Porträtmaler, Miniature painter, b. 1775 - d. 1856

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      • Louis Antoine COLLAS
        Nov. 27, 2024

        Louis Antoine COLLAS

        Est: €500 - €700

        Louis Antoine COLLAS (Bordeaux, 1775 – Bordeaux ou Amérique, après 1833 ) Portrait d’homme en veste marron devant un fond d’intérieur avec échappé vers un paysage montagneux Aquarelle et gomme arabique sur ivoire, de forme ronde Signé et daté 'Collas / 1804' en bas à droite Diamètre: 10,6 cm CIC n° 2024/BE02106/CE Monture en métal doré dans un cadre carré en bois noirci Inscription ancienne manuscrite ‘Monsieur d’Egmont / arrière-grand oncle de / Mademoiselle Hélène / Balguerie d’Egmont / née en 1835’ au dos Portrait of a gentleman in a brown jacket, watercolour and gum arabic on circular ivory, signed and dated, by L. A. Collas D.: 4.17 in. Provenance : Collection Pierre Jourdan-Barry (1926-2016) ; Puis par descendance ; Collection particulière, Belgique (Cheveu en bas à droite, légères écaillures, traces de champignons)  Il s’agirait du portrait d’Isaac d’Egmont, frère du négociant bordelais Guillaume d’Egmont (1741-1825), et parrain de son neveu François-Isaac d’Egmont (1778-1863). La famille d’Egmont arriva de la Hollande à Bordeaux vers 1670. Ils prétendaient descendre de la famille princière de ce nom, des ducs de Gueldre et Juliers, princes de Gavre et du Saint-Empire Romain. Louis Antoine COLLAS (Bordeaux, 1775 – Bordeaux ou Amérique, après 1833 ) Il s’agirait du portrait d’Isaac d’Egmont, frère du négociant bordelais Guillaume d’Egmont (1741-1825), et parrain de son neveu François-Isaac d’Egmont (1778-1863). La famille d’Egmont arriva de la Hollande à Bordeaux vers 1670. Ils prétendaient descendre de la famille princière de ce nom, des ducs de Gueldre et Juliers, princes de Gavre et du Saint-Empire Romain.

        Artcurial
      • Louis Collas (1775 - 1856), pair of 19th century miniature paintings, John F Seaman, unsigned, and portrait of a woman wearing red a...
        Jan. 01, 2020

        Louis Collas (1775 - 1856), pair of 19th century miniature paintings, John F Seaman, unsigned, and portrait of a woman wearing red a...

        Est: $400 - $800

        Louis Collas (1775 - 1856), pair of 19th century miniature paintings, John F Seaman, unsigned, and portrait of a woman wearing red and white dress with orange shawl, signed Collas 1826. sight size: 4" x 3 1/2".

        Nadeau's Auction Gallery
      • Louis Antoine Collas (French, 1775-1856)
        May. 08, 2016

        Louis Antoine Collas (French, 1775-1856)

        Est: $2,000 - $3,000

        Louis Antoine Collas (French, 1775-1856, act. New Orleans, 1822-1829), "Antoine Alcide Delpeuch (1799-1845)" and "Mme. Antoine Alcide Delpeuch, née Marie Louise Chloé Grandchamps (1807-1886)", 2 watercolors on ivory, latter signed and dated "1827" lower left, sights 3 1/2 in. x 2 7/8 in., original ormolu within ebonized oval frames; together with a yellow gold bracelet, c. 1830, fleur-de-lis and floral decoration, belonged to Mme. Delpeuch, presented on a velvet-lined stand under a circular glass dome, wood base. (3 pcs.) Provenance: Didier Inc., New Orleans, Nov. 2002. Note: These beautifully depicted miniature portraits were most likely created shortly after the marriage of Chloé Grandchamps to Antoine Delpeuch, which occurred c. 1825-1827. The first of the couple’s children was born about two years later, and, sadly Antoine Delpeuch left his wife a widow in 1845. She never remarried and was called the Widow Delpeuch or Mrs. Delpeuch for the remainder of her life. Census records and City Directories show that Chloé Grandchamps Delpeuch lived with her sons and daughters until her death in 1886. Although she lived the majority of her life in New Orleans, Chloé Granchamps Delpeuch was born in Santiago, Cuba, then known as the Spanish Colonial Territory St. Yago de Cuba. Her father, who had fled from St. Domingue to Cuba during the Haitian Revolution of 1791-1804, was a Frenchman named François Julien Grandchamps, who served the French government with a patent to practice Pharmacy in St. Domingue. After a brief time in Cuba, during which he met and married a fellow Frenchwoman called Louise Marie Martin and Chloé was born, François moved his family to Baltimore in 1809, and then to New Orleans in 1811, where he became one of the first licensed pharmacists in America. Ref.: 1870 and 1880 United States Federal Census records; Dorrance, Laurel A. “Dufilho, Grandchamps, or Peyroux? The Development of Professional Pharmacy in Colonial and Early National American Louisiana.” Master of Arts Thesis, University of New Orleans, 2011.

        Neal Auction Company
      • Louis Antoine Collas (French/American, 1776-1856,
        Nov. 21, 2009

        Louis Antoine Collas (French/American, 1776-1856,

        Est: $12,000 - $18,000

        Louis Antoine Collas (French/American, 1776-1856, active New Orleans 1822-1829), "Portrait of Michel Bernard Cantrelle Jr. (1788-1844)", oil on canvas, signed and dated "Collas 1823" lower right (wrapping around stretcher), 24 in. x 20 in. oval, in a mid-19th c. giltwood and gesso frame.

        Neal Auction Company
      • Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans,
        Sep. 12, 2009

        Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans,

        Est: $8,000 - $12,000

        Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans, 1775-1856, active New Orleans 1822-29), "Portrait of Pierre Laurent Trepagnier", oil on canvas, signed and dated "Collas 1827" lower right, 24 in. x 22 in., in an antique gilt frame.

        Neal Auction Company
      • Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans,
        Oct. 11, 2008

        Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans,

        Est: $15,000 - $25,000

        Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans, 1775-1856, active New Orleans 1822-29), "Portrait of Pierre Laurent Trepagnier", oil on canvas, signed and dated "1827" lower right, 24 in. x 22 in., in an antique gilt frame.

        Neal Auction Company
      • Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans,
        Oct. 11, 2008

        Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans,

        Est: $25,000 - $35,000

        Louis Antoine Collas (French/New Orleans, 1775-1856, active New Orleans 1822-29), a pair of pendant portraits, "Dr. Yves Julien Joseph Lemonnier", oil on canvas, signed and dated "1828" lower right, 26 3/4 in. x 22 3/4 in., and "Marie Charlotte Aimée Bouchet Saint Martin Lemonnier", oil on canvas, signed lower left, 26 1/4 in. x 22 1/4 in., in matching period gilt frames.

        Neal Auction Company
      • Louis-Antoine Collas (French
        Mar. 27, 2004

        Louis-Antoine Collas (French

        Est: $2,000 - $4,000

        Louis-Antoine Collas (French, 1775-1856) Fine Rectangular Portrait Miniature of a Young Matron, depicted in a veil, signed and dated, lower left: "Collas 1817", presented in a period oval giltwood frame with an oval aperture, the period beveled wooden backing inscribed, indistinctly, possibly identifying the sitter, sight h. 3", w. 2-3/4".

        New Orleans Auction Galleries
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