Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier - Gallery

Gallery

  • The siege of Paris in 1870, 1884.

  • NapolĂ©on III at the Battle of Solferino, 1863.

  • A Game of Piquet,
    1861.

  • Relief after the Battle

  • Study of a horse,
    jumping at a gallop, n.d.

  • Self-portrait, oil sketch,
    ca. 1865.

  • The End of the Game
    of Cards    , ca. 1870

  • The Philosopher,
    1878.

  • The Card Players,
    1872.

  • Leland Stanford,
    1881.

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