Le General Ferrien, Ministre De La Guerre, Eleve Le General Clement A La Dignite De Commandeur De La Legion D Honneur Sur Le Plateau De Villasavay Apres Le Combat.

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"Le Général Ferrié, Ministre de la Guerre, élève le Général Clément à la dignité de Commandeur de la Légion d'Honneur sur le plateau de Villasavary après le combat" is a historical artwork by Charles Bombled, a French illustrator and painter known for his military scenes and depictions of historical events. The painting captures a significant moment in French military history, where General Ferrié, serving as the Minister of War, is depicted bestowing the honor of Commandeur of the Legion of Honor upon General Clément. The ceremony takes place on the plateau of Villasavary, following a battle.

The artwork is notable for its detailed representation of military regalia and the solemnity of the award ceremony. Bombled's skill in portraying the uniforms and expressions of the officers contributes to the painting's historical authenticity and emotional impact. The Legion of Honor, established by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802, is the highest French order of merit for military and civil merits, and the scene depicted by Bombled emphasizes the gravity and prestige associated with the award.

Charles Bombled (1862-1927) was active during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a period that saw significant military conflicts and a corresponding interest in military art. His works often reflect the patriotic fervor and the romanticized view of military life that were prevalent at the time. "Le Général Ferrié, Ministre de la Guerre, élève le Général Clément à la dignité de Commandeur de la Légion d'Honneur sur le plateau de Villasavary après le combat" stands as a testament to Bombled's dedication to capturing the honor and ceremony of military tradition in his art.

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