Deroute De Cosaques ; La Conversation ; La Bienvenue ; Le Grenadier De Waterloo ; Les Invalides En Goguette. Des Presses De Lasteyrie. 1817-1818.

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"Deroute De Cosaques; La Conversation; La Bienvenue; Le Grenadier De Waterloo; Les Invalides En Goguette" is a series of works by Nicolas Toussaint Charlet, a prominent French painter and lithographer known for his vivid depictions of soldiers and military life. Created between 1817 and 1818, these pieces were published by the esteemed Lasteyrie press, a notable publisher of the time that specialized in fine art prints and lithography. Charlet's works from this period are particularly significant as they reflect the societal and cultural aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars in France, offering insight into the lives of soldiers and veterans through the medium of lithography, a relatively new art form at the time.

Nicolas Toussaint Charlet (1792-1845) was deeply influenced by the tumultuous period of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, and his works often explore themes of heroism, patriotism, and the human cost of war. The titles of the pieces in this series - "Deroute De Cosaques" (The Rout of the Cossacks), "La Conversation" (The Conversation), "La Bienvenue" (The Welcome), "Le Grenadier De Waterloo" (The Grenadier of Waterloo), and "Les Invalides En Goguette" (The Reveling Invalids) - suggest a focus on both the grand and the mundane aspects of military life, from the chaos of battle to the camaraderie and challenges faced by soldiers returning from war.

Published by the Lasteyrie press, these works are notable examples of early 19th-century French lithography, a technique that allowed for greater detail and a more expressive use of shading than traditional woodcuts or engravings. This technological advancement enabled artists like Charlet to capture the nuances of facial expressions and the textures of military uniforms and landscapes, contributing to the emotional depth and realism of his scenes.

Charlet's contributions to the genre of military art and his mastery of lithography have earned him a lasting place in the history of French art. "Deroute De Cosaques; La Conversation; La Bienvenue; Le Grenadier De Waterloo; Les Invalides En Goguette" stands as a poignant testament to the artist's skill in portraying the complexities of military life and the enduring human spirit in the face of adversity. Through these works, Charlet not only commemorated the experiences of soldiers and veterans but also contributed to the broader cultural memory of a pivotal era in French history.

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