I haven't, I aren't massively into Napoleonics these days either but they are very tempting.

If they do a dvd version I msy get them at some point.

I've had a massive book clearout.
P

Jean Augé

Frank Dadd

While I've compiled the list of artists, I haven't contributed any pictures yet.
So here goes:-

Jan van Chelminski
(Advance Guard)


Marcin Jablonski
(Tadeusz Kosciuszko)


Cheers,
Andrew

Johann Hans Larwin.
I just came across the chap today on one of the pages I follow on Facebook.

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

A Serbian and Hungarian invalid, each trying painfully to make their way home ca. 1917 or 1918? Mr. Larwin knows how to paint a visual story, doesn't he?
That would make a nice vignette!

All the best,
Dan

Dan, the title is Am Stephansplatz, which is in Vienna and is dated 1914 which surprised me. That visual story he tells is what really caught my eye and makes this a exceptional piece of art.

Stephansplatz today, you can easily see where our two soldiers are walking.

1914 - Obviously couldn't be a Serbian infantryman in that case. ?

All the best,
Dan

I can see what you mean about it looking like a Serbian cap Dan, further investigation required I think.

Found it! Hungarian officers and infantry wore that style of field cap.

All the best,
Dan

Well done Dan, I knew I had seen that cap before but was sidetracked while I was looking.

http://universewarone.com/feldkappe...ustro_hungarian_army_new_book_wwi_cap_hat.php

Albert Bligny.

Don't believe I've ever seen this artist's work before. Thanks for posting- great stuff.

Sir Joshua Reynolds

Aleksandr Yezhov .. Box art of miniatures zvezda and beyond

Vladimir Menshenin

Victor Huen
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Huen