Nice large engraving on vellum paper after a work by Joseph Louis Hippolyte Bellangé (1800-1866) from 1847.
Bellangé entered Gros's studio at a very young age, where he formed an intimate friendship with Charlet. He began at the Paris Salon as a painter of battles. This scene illustrates one of the phases of the conquest of Algeria, the conquest of the smala of Abd-el-Kader, which preceded the surrender of Abd-el-Kader.
Etching edited by Goupil, originally colored in watercolor by the master colourist of Goupil workshop.
Subject: 53.8 x 78.6 cm 21.18 x 30.94 inches
Sheet: 72.5 x 98.8 cm 28.54 x 38.89 inches
Bibliography : la Maison Goupil, Galerie d'art internationale au XIXe siècle, par Agnès Penot ; Collection Histoire de l'art dirigée par Alain Bonnet éditions mare et martin Paris 2017. (454 pages) ISBN 979-10-92054-56-9
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