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He fought in the French Revolutionary Wars under François Christophe Kellermann and Barthélemy Schérer in the army of the Alps in 1795 (including fighting at Loano), and under Napoleon Bonaparte in the Italian Peninsula in the battles of Vico, Mondovì, Castiglione and in the siege of Mantua.
He also showed great administrative talent as governor of Venice (1801) and Lucca (1798). He helped Bonaparte to carry out his 18 Brumaire Coup (November 1799), and had an impressive career under the First French Empire, when he was made senator, count, marshal, and governor of Les Invalides in Paris, where, in March 1814, upon the arrival of the Sixth Coalition armies, he destroyed the 1,417 captured enemy flags and personally burned the sword and sash of Frederick the Great as to not let them fall in the allies' hands.

(Source: Wikipedia)

Very nice figure, I really like the pose.
Regards

You mean Maréchal Serrurier ?

I think I have seen the Marechal 's last name written in many different ways, complicated last name lol

Yes it's usualy Serurier with only on R
perhaps a little change because serrurier with 2 r means locksmith

ha, interesting...., thanks