The Battle of Roveredo, 18 Fructidor, Year 4 September 1796 engraved by Jean Duplessi-Bertaux 1747-1819

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"The Battle of Roveredo, 18 Fructidor, Year 4 (September 1796)" is a historical engraving by Jean Duplessi-Bertaux (1747-1819), based on a design by the French painter Carle Vernet (1758-1836). The artwork captures a pivotal moment during the French Revolutionary Wars, specifically the Battle of Rovereto, which was part of Napoleon Bonaparte's successful Italian campaign. The battle took place in the town of Rovereto, in the Italian Tyrol, and resulted in a decisive victory for the French forces against the Austrian army.

Jean Duplessi-Bertaux was a French engraver known for his detailed depictions of significant historical events, particularly those related to the French Revolution and the Napoleonic era. His engravings served as visual documentation of the tumultuous period and were often based on designs by prominent artists of the time, such as Carle Vernet.

Carle Vernet, a painter and lithographer, was renowned for his military and equestrian subjects. His collaboration with Duplessi-Bertaux on "The Battle of Roveredo" likely combined Vernet's skill in capturing the dynamism of battle scenes with Duplessi-Bertaux's engraving expertise to create a vivid and accurate representation of the event.

The Battle of Roveredo was a significant engagement during Napoleon's campaign in Italy, as it allowed the French army to continue its advance and ultimately led to the surrender of the important city of Mantua. The artwork not only serves as a historical record but also reflects the military prowess of the French forces and the strategic genius of Napoleon.

As an important piece of historical art, "The Battle of Roveredo, 18 Fructidor, Year 4 (September 1796)" provides insight into the visual culture of the period and the ways in which military victories were commemorated and propagated. It remains a valuable artifact for both art historians and scholars of the Napoleonic era.

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