... and Anton von Werner

That reminds me Martin, Carl Becker.

Roger.

Not a big fan of Rigo's artistic style which is juvenile and simplistic. But for content on the uniforms of First Empire personalities, you can't beat them. Like Rousselot, he was an official painter to the French army.

Most of Rigo's plates can be found here...http://www.armchairgeneral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=103222

Here is an example.



Colin

Reference Carl Becker.
A great references for me; if and when Mini-art are able to get round to releasing their Imperial cavalry
on the catalogue list.
I'm definately keeping this linkThanks very much.
Sorry not to reply sooner . . . But I got out more !
Don't disown me completely though please, it was for a model show.

Robert Giffing
I hope you enjoy his portfolio as much as I do
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http://m.mutualart.com/Artist/Robert-Griffing

Sorry my blackberry has just had an attack of the Arkwrights
This was only supposed to be one of each g g g g great painting

it's a shame I am such a computer illiterate because there are so many great illustrators that i could put up if I knew how. Here though are a few names to look out for Fortunino Matania, Arthur Rackham and John Tenniel.
Best wishes, Gary.

P.S. Not to forget the Dickens cigarette cards by Kydd!

I'll help Gary.

Roger.

Fortunino Matania.

Arthur Rackham, this is the stuff of nightmares.

John Tenniel.

Not forgetting Kyd.

Bill Mauldin

Thanks Roger, these are just the pictures I would have chosen.
Best wishes, Gary.

That was lucky.

I thought you might also have chosen Jacob de Gheyn Gary.

Roger.

'Course I would. Am I getting predictable?

No it's just I might have painted a couple.

A great conemporary military artist
DAVID ROWLANDS
View all 100 of his paintings, by the name of the Conflict, or the Regiment
On his Website :- davidrowlands.co.uk

Alan Lee, Tolkien Illustrator and one of the inspirations for Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films.

His illustrations brought Tolkien to life for me.