Outdoor scene, with to left, a podium where an altar has been set up with candles, members of the clergy in attendance, the king standing and pointing with his right hand to his crown resting on a cushion on a stand covered with an ornate cloth, holding out his left hand to the soldiers showing him allegiance to right, wearing armour, some bearing standards, one man holding a musiacl instrument, to left in the foreground a robed nobleman kneels and lowers his head, a boy nearby holding a hemlet and spear; after Blondel 
<br>Lithograph on buff chine collé
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<p>Printed by: Charles Motte
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<dl><dd>Print made by: Anonymous</dd>
<dd>After: Merry Joseph Blondel</dd>
<dd>Published by: J P Quénot</dd></dl></div>
1825-1829 (circa)
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