L’exécution du maraudeur
Pierre Langlumé · 1790-1830
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L’exécution du maraudeur, Pierre Langlumé (1824). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Pierre Langlumé died in 1830; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored lithograph in which animals dressed in military uniforms, with red plumes and rifles with bayonets, stand in formation on an open field. A black cat in a blue cloak is escorted by two uniformed figures, while a drummer, mounted riders, a fortified town with a church spire, and scattered objects such as a hat, a birdcage and a bundle lie in the foreground. The work is dated 1824 and attributed to Pierre Langlumé.
