Napoleonic Paintings You Would Like to Represent (2 Viewers)

[Dragoon]

Still beautiful images of riders to continue the thread of this treath ....
If our manufacturers "preferred" look at all these images of inspiration, a lifetime will not suffice to create and satisfy the specific demands of collectors FL ......!!!!
Sorry for my English, it is google translator "the job "!!!!

Well the painting at the top of this post is one of mine. It portrays a Captain of the elite company, French 4th Hussars, circa 1805-06. It's an original watercolor that took me about two months to complete. - Ken

 

[Spitfrnd]

Well the painting at the top of this post is one of mine. It portrays a Captain of the elite company, French 4th Hussars, circa 1805-06. It's an original watercolor that took me about two months to complete. - Ken

WOW, I am certainly impressed Ken; it is a beauty.

 

[Dragoon]

WOW, I am certainly impressed Ken; it is a beauty.

Thank you kindly. I'm an artist by profession and often indulge my own interests when choosing what to paint next.

 

[Spitfrnd]

Thank you kindly. I'm an artist by profession and often indulge my own interests when choosing what to paint next.

I much admire your talent. Do you have any more Napoleonics?

 

[Dragoon]

I much admire your talent. Do you have any more Napoleonics?

I do primarily historical figurative paintings, both military and tribal. There are a couple of other Napoleonic pieces posted on my website.
www.kennethfergusonfineart.com

 

[sotnik]

Some new paintings by russian painter

 

[artmabigor]

Following

 

[Dragoon]

I much admire your talent. Do you have any more Napoleonics?

Here is a portrait of a French cuirassier I've done titled ''Long Road to Moscow". - Ken

 

[Spitfrnd]

More excellent additions Sotnik and Artmabigor. Enjoyed yours as well Dragoon and much enjoyed touring your site.

Here's a bit of a British twist to those cavalry mêlées.

 

[artmabigor]

Here is a portrait of a French cuirassier I've done titled ''Long Road to Moscow". - Ken

Hello Dragon
In my previous post where I attached the image of the portrait of a hussar, I do not know who was the artist who painted these beautiful toiles.J I found this picture by chance on another forum .... Napoleonic J 'I visited your website, your paintings are breathtaking réalisme.Votre work deserves more connu.Félicitations.

 

[artmabigor]

More excellent additions Sotnik and Artmabigor. Enjoyed yours as well Dragoon and much enjoyed touring your site.

Here's a bit of a British twist to those cavalry mêlées.

Bill
For your pleasure: more British .....

 

[Gebhard]

Beautiful stuff guys
A little tribute to our friend Sotnik and his latest work . All the best Gebhard

 

[g18]

Imagine master Sotnik doing these dios

Beautiful stuff guys
A little tribute to our friend Sotnik and his latest work . All the best Gebhard

 

[Spitfrnd]

Beautiful stuff guys
A little tribute to our friend Sotnik and his latest work . All the best Gebhard

A nice tribute indeed, all fine paintings by Averyanov. See the link below for a large version of number 2 (Major-general V.Kostenetskiy’s Exploit at Borodino)

http://www.treefrogtreasures.com/forum/showpost.php?p=317118&postcount=199

Number 3 (larger below) is actually entitled Bagration Fleche, so to that extent, you have seen Sotnik do this one.

 

[Spitfrnd]

Imagine master Sotnik doing these dios

Yes indeed and to an extent I think we have seen him do this Averyanov (number 4 in Gebhard's post), entitled Shevardino Redout.

 

[g18]

Thanks for pointing that out, Bill.

Master Sotnik's ingenuity and creativity is limited only by the pace and variety of FL's releases... and his own production budget.

Yes indeed and to an extent I think we have seen him do this Averyanov (number 4 in Gebhard's post), entitled Shevardino Redout.

 

[sotnik]

Thank you guys ,
those are beautiful paintings , actually 2.3.4. i used for backdrops
They way FL moving i hope i'll be able to represents those paintings in full 3D
By the way its not many pictures of Bagration’s and Shevardino Redoubts battles where were the most rigid hand to hand fightings.

Here is one i have for you

Charge of the Scots Grey at Waterloo

 

[MapleLeaf]

Who is the artist that painted
the charge of the Greys at Waterloo
that ur showing us?
Thank u Maple Leaf

 

[Spitfrnd]

Here's a scan of a black and white from the back cover of my Napoleon's cavalry book. Certainly these fellows look serious.

 

[artmabigor]

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