. Illustrated catalogue of the valuable paintings and other art property recently contained in the William Schaus Art Galleries, Fifth Avenue, New York . RENE RII/LOTTK FRENCH (1H()4- No. 210 ROUTE I)E LA REVOLTE Height, -M1, inches; length, 31% inches From the foreground recedes a vista of broad footpath, bordered with leaflesstrees at the left, where it is paralleled by the roadway and the opposite foot-path. On the last a solitary figure is passing a fence and advertising board,beyond which stand a white and a drab house, both showing red frames to thedoorways. A wagon with a load of straw
. Illustrated catalogue of the valuable paintings and other art property recently contained in the William Schaus Art Galleries, Fifth Avenue, New York . RENE RII/LOTTK FRENCH (1H()4- No. 210 ROUTE I)E LA REVOLTE Height, -M1, inches; length, 31% inches From the foreground recedes a vista of broad footpath, bordered with leaflesstrees at the left, where it is paralleled by the roadway and the opposite foot-path. On the last a solitary figure is passing a fence and advertising board,beyond which stand a white and a drab house, both showing red frames to thedoorways. A wagon with a load of straw breaks the monotony of the road-way, while on the footpath at the right appear two figures in the middledistance and in the foreground a group of three children, following a womandressed in white. Vacant lots extend along the right of the footpath. Signed at the lowt r left, Rene FRANCOIS FLAMENG FRENCH (1856- ) No. 211 WITH BONAPARTE IN ITALY Height, 25 inches; length 39/^ inches The scene commemorates Bonapartes famous campaign against the Northern Italy, 1796-97. The army, fresh from its victories at Castiglione,Rivoli and Roverbello, is on the march to Verona. Bonaparte, accompanied byhis staff, rides across the foreground toward the right. Distinguished by atricolor sash, he occupies the right of the front rank, the officers at his leftbeing General Berthier, Chief of Staff, and General La Harpe, commandingthe First Division. The personages in the second file, reckoning from the left,are General Massena, commander of the Second Division; Lannes, Colonel ofHussars, and Eugene Beauharnais, Bonapartes adopted son. serving as hisaide-de-camp. Behind the last named rides Marot, Colonel of Chasseurs, atwhose side, conspicuous by his long hair, is , now commanding theThird Division and later to be made Duke of Castiglione. The staff is esc
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