Alphonse Marie Adolphe De Neuville Collection
Alphonse Marie Adolphe de Neuville (French, 1835-1885): A prolific painter of the 19th century, renowned for his historical and genre scenes
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Alphonse Marie Adolphe de Neuville (French, 1835-1885): A prolific painter of the 19th century, renowned for his historical and genre scenes. Notable works include "The Cavalryman" (1884), depicting a gallant soldier on horseback, and "The Dispatch-Bearer" (1880), capturing the intensity of wartime communication. De Neuville's mastery of detail is evident in "The Defence of Rorkes Drift" (1900), a powerful representation of the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War. His diverse portfolio also includes lighthearted works like "Two Young Men of Fashion" (second half 19th century). De Neuville's sketches, such as those in "Sketches of Figures" (1869), showcase his ability to capture everyday life with nuance and charm. His battle scenes, like "An Incident In The Battle of Villersexel" (1902), and "Scene from the Franco-Prussian War" (1870), demonstrate his expertise in depicting the chaos and drama of war. De Neuville's oil canvas "The Cavalryman" (1884) measures 18 1/8 x 15 46 38.1 cm, a testament to his dedication to capturing the human experience in intricate detail.