Prise_de_la_Zaatcha_(1849).png - Wikipedia

Summary

Jean-Adolphe Beaucé : Français : Prise d'assault de la Zaatcha (1849) par Jean-Adolphe Beauce (

)

Artist



Alternative names	Jean-Adolphe Beauce; Jean Adolphe Beaucé; Jean Adolphe Beauce; Baucé
Description	French painter and illustrator
Date of birth/death	2 August 1818	13 July 1875
Location of birth/death	Paris	Boulogne-Billancourt
Work location	France
Authority file	: Q3163651 VIAF : 36914270 ISNI : 0000000121280054 ULAN : 500041265 LCCN : nr94004215 GND : 104321008 WorldCat

Title

Français : Prise d'assault de la Zaatcha (1849) par Jean-Adolphe Beauce

Description

Prise d’assaut de Zaatcha par le colonel Canrobert, le 26 novembre 1849.

Date

1856

Medium

Huile sur toile

Dimensions

Hight 237 cm - Width 388 cm

Current location

Musée national du Château de Versailles (Versailles)

Source/Photographer

www.histoire-image.org

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