Napoleonic Paintings You Would Like to Represent (2 Viewers)

[Spitfrnd]

Who doesn't love the Scots Greys

Indeed they are Iconic. Here's another look for you.

 

[Spitfrnd]

More, more!! If our manufacturers are sculptors for inspiration!
We have the right to dream !!!!!

Indeed we do, very inspirational paintings Guy, keep them coming.

 

[thebritfarmer]

Indeed they are Iconic. Here's another look for you.

Cheers Bill, that is a great photo also.

 

[King's Man]

"A last one!"

Who is the artist of this painting? The last one showing the Austrian cavalry and the French Hussars.

King's Man

 

[nmrocks]

here's one Saxons vs. Russians

 

[Gebhard]

This is GREAT !!! Just for the record Matt if your looking in I'll take one of each Some very beautiful art , Keep em coming guys All the best Gebhard

 

[Gebhard]

Just a couple more !

 

[Gebhard]

Here is something for the WWII Fans , and one from an era that I hope may someday get some First Legion coverage

 

[Gebhard]

This is one of my favorite paintings

Me too , Check out this link and crank it up !!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xH_j...t&p=D73EA65CAC28716C&playnext_from=PL&index=0
The guy filming this had too much Vodka but its still Great and has to be one of the best Napoloenic Paintings ever made . Enjoy Gebhard

 

[Spitfrnd]

More great choices. Here's another I will have to do as soon as I can: "Now 52nd, avenge Sir John Moore", Craufurd launches the 52nd and 43rd against Loison's shocked division at the Battle of Busaco.

This is not the best representation of this event since actually as the French crested the hill two lines of redcoats delivered two devasting volleys and then fanned out to the flanks with the 95th and 3rd Cazadores to set up a crossfire before all charging but it is the idea here that is important; must do Busaco.

 

[Spitfrnd]

Of course, this is a must when we get the 95th; then we will just need some (lots) of dead French.

 

[Spitfrnd]

Needless to say, I can't forget this one. I hope we have both of these soon.

 

[Mister Dave]

Here is another image of the Black Watch at Corunna that I really like.

MD

 

[artmabigor]

Who is the artist of this painting? The last one showing the Austrian cavalry and the French Hussars.

King's Man

Composition of Alexander.Yéjov. " Fight of cavalry fights of Wagram "

 

[King's Man]

Composition of Alexander.Yéjov. " Fight of cavalry fights of Wagram "

Thank you

I assume he is a Russian Painter. I wish I could find out more about him and see more of his art. I like his style. Is he alive and still producing artwork?

King’s Man

 

[artmabigor]

Thank you

I assume he is a Russian Painter. I wish I could find out more about him and see more of his art. I like his style. Is he alive and still producing artwork?

King’s Man

Yes, it is a Russian painter, it is contemporary (living, born in 1968)) and found his watercolors in magazines sold in France (Tradition magazine, Glory & Empire ... etc. ..). I do not know much anything more about him !!!!. I do not 100% confirm this information .!!!!

 

[Spitfrnd]

Time to add another; I am quite close on being able to do this one from the Coa. I do need the French line restock though; and some lads in green of course.

 

[Spitfrnd]

Yes, it is a Russian painter, it is contemporary (living, born in 1968)) and found his watercolors in magazines sold in France (Tradition magazine, Glory & Empire ... etc. ..). I do not know much anything more about him !!!!. I do not 100% confirm this information .!!!!

You can also find some nice additional ones on armchairgeneral; just search for Yejov.

 

[Ragnar]

Fantastic Images thanks for sharing.....I was lucky to stumble on to the thread.

 

[Spitfrnd]

Here is another I am hoping to do, the 1st Dragoons charge: