Antique Color Lithograph Of The Sinking Of The French Vessel Late 1800s
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Antique Color Lithograph Of The Sinking Of The French Vessel Late 1800s. Subject: The illustration shows a dramatic historical moment: the sinking of the French vessel Le Vengeur du Peuple. The sailors, in chaos, are portrayed facing their fate, with one of them giving a final cry of "Vive la France! Vive la République?". This touching period lithograph, published at the end of the 19th century by the Gadola & Cie publishing house of Lyon, is an exciting visual testimony to the famous sinking of the French vessel Le Vengeur du Peuple. The scene captures the heroism and desperation of the sailors, loyal to their homeland and the Republic to the end. The text at the bottom of the print narrates the event of 1 June 1794, describing the heroic act of the crew. This is a piece of great historical and artistic value, perfect for collectors of naval prints, military h. Antique Color Lithograph Of The Sinking Of The French Vessel Late 1800s The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Lithograph "Le Vengeur" Type: Color lithograph on paper Period: End of the 19th century Author/Publisher: Gadola & Cie Editeurs, 2, Cours de Brottes, Lyon Subject: The illustration shows a dramatic historical moment: the sinking of the French vessel Le Vengeur du Peuple . The sailors, in chaos, are portrayed facing their fate, with one of them giving a final cry of "Vive la France! Vive la République?". Dimensions: 25 x 32.5 cm approximately Conditions: Very good, with slight signs of aging and the authentic patina confirming its age. The colors are well preserved, which makes the scene even more vivid and touching. Description This touching period lithograph, published at the end of the 19th century by the Gadola & Cie publishing house of Lyon, is an exciting visual testimony to the famous sinking of the French vessel Le Vengeur du Peuple . The scene captures the heroism and desperation of the sailors, loyal to their homeland and the Republic to the end. The text at the bottom of the print narrates the event of 1 June 1794, describing the heroic act of the crew. This is a piece of great historical and artistic value, perfect for collectors of naval prints, military history enthusiasts or anyone looking for a work of art full of pathos and meaning. Subject: The illustration shows a dramatic historical moment: the sinking of the French vessel Le Vengeur du Peuple. The sailors, in chaos, are portrayed facing their fate, with one of them giving a final cry of "Vive la France! Vive la République?". This touching period lithograph, published at the end of the 19th century by the Gadola & Cie publishing house of Lyon, is an exciting visual testimony to the famous sinking of the French vessel Le Vengeur du Peuple. The scene captures the heroism and desperation of the sailors, loyal to their homeland and the Republic to the end. The text at the bottom of the print narrates the event of 1 June 1794, describing the heroic act of the crew. This is a piece of great historical and artistic value, perfect for collectors of naval prints, military h Recommended products Provided by Antique Color Lithograph Piazza Della Santissima Annunziata, Florence Late 1800s View product Antique Color Lithograph - "Santa Maria Della Spina", Pisa (Italy) Late 1800s View product Antique Color Lithograph In Passe-Partout - "Lung'arno Di Firenze" Late 1800s View product Antique Lithograph Battle Of Wörth France Prussia Troops Late 1800s View product Color Lithograph From The Mid 1800s Military Belgium Line Infantry View product Color Lithograph From The Mid 1800s Military Austria Dragoon Of Latour View product Color Chromolithography Mushrooms Table No. 2 Authentic Antique Print Late 1800s View product Antique Chromolithograph - Heart Of Mary Mother Of Jesus (Late 1800s) Religion View product
