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

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

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


















Cheers

stupendous ... and some beautiful miniature products

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

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!)...:




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Jean Droit

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

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

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

Carle Vernet (See above)


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

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!)

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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...:



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ELPERI

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

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.

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








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these are the signatures I knew

since when"elperi"?



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

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

That's what I meant.

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

Thank

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