PART 2 - Artists/illustrators

[jai]

Léopold Massard
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Léopold_Massard

 

[arj]

Well, only this Spanish artist would fill in dozens of posts.

Initial purpose was a name, a photo, a link. . . . or am I wrong? ...

Again, you're absolutely correct, on both counts.

I did try to inform people when they were duplicating names, but that's just shutting the door after the horse has bolted.
Unfortunately, I am unable to force members to peruse the list before they post their latest find, and I wouldn't want to risk detering anyone from posting.

List has now been updated.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Ludwig Deutsch (*1855 Vienna - 1935, brilliant painter of the orient and the arabic/islamic world)


















Cheers

 

[jai]

stupendous ... and some beautiful miniature products

 

[jai]

Raymond Desvarreux-Larpenteur
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Desvarreux-Larpenteur
http://www.artnet.com/artists/raymond-desvarreux-larpenteur/past-auction-results/2

 

[Martin Antonenko]

And some more Russians - not so well known in the west...:

Konstantin Apollonowitschich Sawitskij (1844 - 1905)

"Na wojnu!" (To the War/Crimean War)





Sergej Wassiljeitsch Iwanow (1864-1910)

"At the Southern Border of Muskowy"...:





Walerij Iwanowitsch Jacobi (1834 - 1902)

Prisoners...:





Wassilij Iwanowitsch Surikow (1848–1916)

"Ssuworows March over the Alps"...:





Aleksej Gawrilowitsch Wenetsianow (1780–1847)

"Bogatyrs"...:





Mikhail Iwanowitsch Awilow (1882 - 1954)

"Duel on Kulikowo Field"...:





Dmimitrij Aleksandrowitsch Shmarin

"White Army"...:





Wladimir Tarasenko

"Red Army"...:





Petr Aleksandrowitsch Krigonow (1911 - 1967)

"Pobjeda!" (Victory!)...:




Cheers

 

[jai]

Jean Droit

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Droit

 

[jai]

And some more Russians - not so well known in the west...

I did not know the picture of the army of Suvorov that crosses (slides) the Alps

 

[jai]

Strangely yet not included Eugène Lami among other things author of "Collection des Uniformes des Armées francaises de 1791 à 1814" with Carle Vernet (Father of Haratie Vernet)

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugène_Lami

from the collection mentioned

 

[jai]

Carle Vernet (See above)


https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Charles_Horace_Vernet

 

[Martin Antonenko]

And here draws a real specialist, Génèral de Brigade Baron Louis-Francois Lejeune (1775 - 1848)...:








This little detail of the straps, which hold the high boots on the leg, can be seen practically on no other template (and still less on figures!)

Cheers

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Again two famous French painters...:

Jean Baptiste Édouard Detaille (1848 - 1912)










And some Russian Sujets (Infantry at Bivouak and Tsarewich Nikolaj, the former Tzar Nikolaj II.)...:







Alphonse-Marie-Adolphe de Neuville (1836 - 1885)











And: Rorkes Drift...:



Cheers

 

[jai]

ELPERI

I do not know who it is, but there are dozens of drawings on the net of the First Empire

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Those drawings are by Éugène Leliepvre (1908 - 2013)

Cheers

 

[arj]

Those drawings are by Éugène Leliepvre (1908 - 2013)

Cheers

I thought the style looked very familiar Martin.
Thanks for the information.

Cheers,
Andrew

P.S. I've added the pseudonym to Leliepvre on the list.

 

[Martin Antonenko]

And another Russian, Wiktor Winkentewitsch Mazurowskij (1859-1944) - here some paintings of him about the Russian-Turkish war 1877/78...:








Cheers

 

[jai]

Those drawings are by Éugène Leliepvre (1908 - 2013)

Cheers

these are the signatures I knew

since when"elperi"?

they are perhaps graphic re-elaborations of master's work.

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Hi Jai!

"elperi" has nothing to do with the Name "Leliepvre".

"elperi"is a company, which old pictures and drawings of many painters, which were originally created on paper, digitally processed, they then marketed as posters, pictures, etc.

Cheers

 

[jai]

That's what I meant.

You can not score "ELPERI" as the name of leliepvre as Andrew is doing

Thank

 

[arj]

Please don’t bring me into this discussion.
I’m only transferring information into the list, and applying links to the posts.
I’m most certainly not the ‘fount of all knowledge’; and I rely on you all to post the necessary information.
Martin stated that the prints in question were by a specific person, but without the necessary clarification. That information has now come to light.
Since we are not dealing with a specific artist, but some apparently ‘nebulous’ entity, I have removed the addition to the name, together with the link.

Cheers,
Andrew