Quatre Bras, 1815

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"Quatre Bras, 1815" is a painting by British artist Elizabeth Thompson, Lady Butler, who was renowned for her works depicting military scenes from British history. Completed in 1875, the painting depicts the Battle of Quatre Bras, which took place on June 16, 1815, two days before the Battle of Waterloo during the Napoleonic Wars. This engagement saw British and allied forces, under the command of the Duke of Wellington, clash with the French army led by Marshal Michel Ney.

The painting is notable for its dramatic representation of the chaos and intensity of battle, a characteristic feature of Lady Butler's work. She was praised for her ability to capture the movement and emotion of soldiers in combat, a talent that brought her considerable acclaim during her lifetime. "Quatre Bras, 1815" exemplifies her skill in portraying the human aspects of war, focusing on the bravery and suffering of the individual soldiers rather than glorifying the violence of the conflict.

Elizabeth Thompson's meticulous research and attention to detail are evident in the accurate depiction of the uniforms, weaponry, and military tactics of the period. Her work was informed by close consultation with military experts and by studying the accounts of those who had witnessed the events firsthand. The painting's historical accuracy and its evocative portrayal of the battle contributed to its success and popularity among audiences of the time.

"Quatre Bras, 1815" was exhibited at the Royal Academy in London and helped to establish Elizabeth Thompson as one of the foremost artists of her genre in the 19th century. The painting remains an important work in the study of war art and continues to be appreciated for its artistic merit and its contribution to the visual historiography of the Napoleonic Wars.

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