John Romney - Field Marshal Karl Philip Allied Commanders of the Napoleonic War

Field Marshal Karl Philip, Prince of Scharzenberg (Allied Commanders of the Napoleonic War)

John Romney's "Field Marshal Karl Philip, Prince of Scharzenberg (Allied Commanders of the Napoleonic War)" is an original hand-coloured etching printed on early nineteenth century wove paper and bears Richard Evans's address and publication date.

This early equestrian etching of the allied commander Field Marshal Karl Philip is a unique and important example of military history of its allied commanders from the Napoleonic Wars. Karl Philip was promoted to field marshal and commander-in-chief of the allied forces in 1813.

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Original Hand-Coloured Etching by the British artist, John Romney.

Field Marshal Karl Philip Prince of Scharzenberg by John Romney

Allied Commanders of the Napoleonic War Field Marshal Karl Philip, Prince of Scharzenberg

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Commanders of the Napoleonic War
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	Frederick Wilhelm III, King of Prussia by Charles James Canton	Original Hand-Coloured Etching	1815 through 1816	Charles James Canton (British, active, nineteenth century)	Sold
	Lieutenant General Sir John Moore by John Romney	Original Hand-Coloured Etching	1815 through 1816	John Romney (Chester, 1786-1863)	Sold
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Title:	Field Marshal Karl Philip, Prince of Scharzenberg (Allied Commanders of the Napoleonic War)
Artist:	Romney, John (Chester, 1786-1863)
Date:	1815 & 1816
Medium:	Original Hand-Coloured Etching
Publisher:	Richard Evans, Whites Row Spitafields
Note:	Field Marshal Karl Philip, Prince of Scharzenberg (Born, 1771 - Died, 1820): Born in Vienna, Karl Philip joined the Imperial Austrian cavalry in 1788. He served with distinction in both the Turkish War and the War with the Netherlands. Both a military commander and an ambassador, Karl Philip negotiated the marriage between Marie Louis and Napoleon. When Austria joined the Sixth Coalition in 1813 he was promoted to field marshal and commander-in-chief of the allied forces. He was then defeated by Napoleon at Dresden but led the allies to victory at Leipzig. Karl Philip then commanded the army of Bohemia in its successful invasion of France.
	Karl Philip also was appointed President of the Higher War Council from 1814 to 1820, when he died of paralysis at Leipzig.
	Set of eight etchings: Each of these contemporary etchings was published individually from May of 1815 and into 1816 and were coloured by hand at that time. Richard Evans, a well known early nineteenth century London publisher, issued the set. The etchers were John Romney (Chester, 1786-1863) and Charles James Canton. Obviously, the historic importance of these original hand-coloured etchings cannot be overlooked. To have so many portrayals of leading commanders and statesmen made at the time of the battle of Waterloo is indeed most rare.
	This most valuable set of eight hand coloured equestrian etchings of allied commanders was created shortly after most were in London to discuss the allied occupation of France and the establishment of a new, post Napoleonic Europe. History, however, tells us that these festivities were short-lived for at that moment Napoleon was planning his escape from the island of Elba. He would not be completely stopped until the famous battle of Waterloo in June of 1815.
Size:	12 X 9 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Each of these original hand-coloured engravings is printed on early nineteenth century wove paper and with large margins extending beyond the plate-mark on all sides. A former owner has backed them upon board. Apart from slight smudging and foxing to several etchings, this set is in excellent condition throughout, retaining all its fine lines and rich, early hand colouring. All eight etchings bear Richard Evans's address and publication dates from May of 1815 through 1816. Clearly these early equestrian etchings of allied commanders form a most unique and important example of military history from the Napoleonic Wars.
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