Etching Disobedience Large Engraving After Charles Moreau 19th C Old Print

Defiance
19th century engraving, engraved by Manigaud Jean Claude (born in 1825 in Paris),
student of Girard and Garnier after a painting by Charles Moreau (born in 1830 in Château-Renard -?) student of Ary Scheffer and Dupuis .
Printed by Alfred Chardon Jeune, rue Racine, 3 Paris Dusacq et Cie successors to H.Gache 10Bd Poissonnière Paris
Small tear in the bottom left corner in the subject, repaired; tear at the bottom at the edge of the margin in the center, repaired.(see photos).
Subject: 49.5 x 38.5 cm  19.48 x 15.15 inches
Sheet: 70.8 x 55.5 cm     27.87 x 21.85 inches
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