Posted by Emperor on 07 Dec 2016, 22:08
@Luis-Yes I have a quite dificulty with this painting. Poses are quite dynamic, it is hard to find figures that are in similar poses. So I need somebody to help me find those poses. I already tried, but it is too many work, and demands conversion of figures which will not turn so good in the end. This painting is painted long long after the battle occurred, battle was in August of 1806, the painting is painted in the eve of WW2 during 1938 for which is the evidence with author signature in the right lower corner on one of broken cannons. How ever the painting is idealized vision of the battle, since it doesn't depicture battle as it was back then. Also the leader of rebels the man with saber pointing in the direction of charge is depicted in classical romantic view. In reality he was with infantry with sharpshooters and the charge of cavalry was under command of two other officers who were priests.