General Augereau 1757-1816 on the Bridge at the Battle of Arcola on the 15th November 1796

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"General Augereau 1757-1816 on the Bridge at the Battle of Arcola on the 15th November 1796" is a historically significant painting by French artist Charles Thévenin, created in the early 19th century. This artwork captures a pivotal moment during the French Revolutionary Wars, specifically the Battle of Arcola, where General Pierre Augereau's valor and leadership played a crucial role in the French victory against the Austrians. Thévenin, known for his neoclassical style, meticulously portrays the intensity and dynamism of the battlefield, focusing on Augereau as the embodiment of heroism and patriotic fervor.

The painting is celebrated for its detailed representation of the uniforms, the dramatic use of color, and the emotional intensity depicted in the faces of the soldiers, offering viewers a glimpse into the fervor and chaos of the battle. Thévenin's work not only serves as a historical document but also as a piece of nationalistic propaganda, glorifying the French military achievements during a time of great upheaval and change.

Housed in a prestigious collection, this artwork remains an important piece for scholars studying the Napoleonic era, French art, and military history, offering insights into the period's artistic trends and the nationalistic sentiment that pervaded France during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Through "General Augereau 1757-1816 on the Bridge at the Battle of Arcola on the 15th November 1796," Charles Thévenin contributes to the legacy of French neoclassicism and the commemoration of its military heroes.

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