Portrait of the Princes Camillo and Francesco Borghese 1778 Giuseppe Cades This tender, previously unknown group portrait drawing by the neoclassical painter Giuseppe Cades was discovered and identified by Maria Teresa Caracciolo at the time it passed through the art market in 2017. It is signed and dated by the artist, and depicts the two princes of the ancient Roman family as toddlers in elegant contemporary dress. Respectively the second- and third-born sons of the Prince of Sulmona, Camillo Borghese (1775-1832) later became the husband of Napoleon Bonapartes sister Pauline, and Francesco Borghese (1776-1839) married Adèle Marie Hortense Françoise de La Rochefoucauld. The elder Camillo, seated at center, wears grown-up breeches while Francesco stands at left still in an infants gown. The artist delicately rendered the heads and hands of the young princes in red chalk, with some slight touches of white gouache and a general economy of strokes. He reserved the forcefulness of his dr

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Portrait of the Princes Camillo and Francesco Borghese 1778 Giuseppe Cades This tender, previously unknown group portrait drawing by the neoclassical painter Giuseppe Cades was discovered and identified by Maria Teresa Caracciolo at the time it passed through the art market in 2017. It is signed and dated by the artist, and depicts the two princes of the ancient Roman family as toddlers in elegant contemporary dress. Respectively the second- and third-born sons of the Prince of Sulmona, Camillo Borghese (1775-1832) later became the husband of Napoleon Bonapartes sister Pauline, and Francesco Borghese (1776-1839) married Adèle Marie Hortense Françoise de La Rochefoucauld. The elder Camillo, seated at center, wears grown-up breeches while Francesco stands at left still in an infants gown. The artist delicately rendered the heads and hands of the young princes in red chalk, with some slight touches of white gouache and a general economy of strokes. He reserved the forcefulness of his dr

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