Ulrik Scheffer, Count, President of the Cabinet, 1716-1799. Oil painting on canvas.

Seated knee image, a face. White wig with bar whip. Justaucorps, vest and trousers of red velvet, coat and vest with edge embroidery. Under the rock, the shoulder strap of the swedish. The right hand supports on a gilded table with paper, in the left hand paper. Signed: “Roslin swear Paris 1763.” New, wedged span frame. The canvas dubbed. Gilded, profiled frame with pearl and leaf rods and bearing twigs as a crown. The width of the frame list 117 mm. On the back of the frame: “Musee Carnavalet exposition la Suede et Paris No 143” in capital letters. Text patch on the frame: “A Roslin (1718-1795) Le Comte Ulric Scheffer (1716-1799) a 1775 Chateau de Skokloster.” Ulric Scheffer was the Swedish embassy in Paris during the mid 18th century. This This of him was This by Roslin in Paris 1763, and was This at the Art Salon the This year where it This This for its This, and at the time, old fashioned This om. Ulric Scheffer Ulthe widow of Erik Brahe, Christina Piper in 1773. This is happening with Scheffer’s staff library, was transnational to Skokloster Castle just after the death of Christina Piper in January 1800. Signed and dated Roslin swore Paris 1763.