Drawing End XVIII Neoclassical Ancient Roman Coin & Wolf Of Rome Etienne-cherubin Leconte

Beautiful montage of two drawings after the antique, raised with Greek and Roman coins and a sculpture representing the legend of the birth of Rome.
pen ink graphite and highlighting of lavi
on paper
Modern montage in a frame: 38 x 29 cm

Condition: yellowed paper but drawings clearly readable, stains and folds on the mat.

the architect artist:
Étienne-Chérubin Leconte, born in 1761, died in 1818, is a French architect. With Percier, Fontaine and Poyet, he is one of the important architects of the Empire style. He is the architect of castles, private mansions, the Sèvres factory and official buildings. He creates a facade and the hemicycle of the Palais Bourbon. Chief architect of the Tuileries Palace, he ensures its restoration and development for the First Consul. He then restored the Élysée Palace, various castles, private mansions and residences in France and the Kingdom of Naples.