Figures sculpted after famous paintings

[Martin Antonenko]

Are modifications acceptable

Of course not! Alone for respect of the artists!

 

[Martin Antonenko]

"The Roll Call" by Lady Butler (a part of it) you can also buy as remi-round figures at 2D-figures (Brian Keywood)



Cheers

 

[Red Five]

Interestingly, the painting by David of Bonaparte crossing the alps was based on one of the artists sons perched on a chair. This accounts for the subjects youthful appearance and terrible riding position not to mention the uniform selection.

It does, however make for a dramatic painting and equally stunning series of models

Andrew.

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Jean-Antoine Gros, "Murat":




Andrea:



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François Pascal Simon Gérard, Murat:




Art Girona:




Masterclass:



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Joseph Louis Hippolyte Bellangé: Murat at Eylau:



Andrea:



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Hippolyte Bellangé: Napoleon visiting the Battlefield of Eylau:




Alexandros:




Cheers

 

[jai]

Dalmau - Scale 75 - Romeo Models - Miniature Fortes ... there are others, but now I can not remember

 

[Forté]

Death Dealer by Franzetta


Kabuki miniatures 75mm (also in 35mm)

 

[Forté]

Child Thief by Brom


Terrible Kids Stuff (under licence from Brom)

 

[Forté]

Piece by Nekro (can't remember it's name)


Nocturna Models

 

[Forté]

Saturday Evening Post


Andrea Miniatures

 

[arj]

Marshal Berthier by Jacques Augustin Catherine Pajou:-

Le Cimier 54mm:-

The kit did look a bit strange pointing at nowhere, so I made an attempt at mocking-up the bureau

 

[arj]

"Duel on Kulikovo Field" was by Mikhail Avilov, and not by Dimitrij Aleksandrowitsch Shmarin.
You can find the original post in 'Artists and Illustrators' HERE.

In addition, I would draw your attention to my latest post in 'Artists and Illustrators' regarding Google searches.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[bricks tattoo]

My Charging Chasseur Andrea Miniatures

 

[arj]

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Hippolyte Bellangé: Napoleon visiting the Battlefield of Eylau:




Alexandros:

Sorry for being an 'Artist counter'.
The artist was Antoine-Jean Gros (not Hippolyte Bellangé).
You can check by following the link in the 'Artists and Illustrators' list, which will lead you to Jai's link to many of his paintings.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[jai]

this is the painting by Gros (miniature inspiration)

Bellangé was a pupil of Gros of whom the reproduction of the previous painting was
it was not a serious mistake by Martin

 

[billyturnip]

Death Dealer by Franzetta
View attachment 297448

Kabuki miniatures 75mm (also in 35mm)
View attachment 297449

Also as a flat by Fredericus Rex.

 

[billyturnip]

Pegaso 90mm.
Napoleon Crossing the Alps. Jacques-Louis David

http://www.zinnfiguren-wilken.de/index.php?einzelheiten=1337&startbild=72

 

[billyturnip]

The Surrender of Breda by Diego Velazquez.

Wolfgang Bock 30mm.

 

[sippog]

I did a page on my site many years back with fantasy artists and kits - still up there for anyone interested.

http://dclough.org/hom/?p=35

More recently I bought the Rokeby Venus and Botticelli Venus kits from El Viejo Dragone which are nice little sculpts but sadly OOP now. I'll try to find pictures

 

[Tony Dawe]

Great thread. Artists inspiring other artists