French Soldier

French Soldier Patinated Bronze Sculpture, late 19th century, the figure depicted in tropical uniform, carrying a rifle at port arms, signed to base "A. auberg (?)"

A very impressive large pair of 19th century bronzed spelter French soldiers. Each holding a sword and a riffle.

3 Very Naive French Soldier Jigsaw Puzzles These 3 are hand made and in the same set, they are made from 1” thick pine, overall they are each 15” high and 5” wide GY92

Original antique print of French soldiers attacked by Cossacks. This print originates from 'Der Feldzug von 1812' by Friedrich Steger.

Wonderful and unusual antique French faience table lamp having sculptural blue and white bust of a soldier with jaunty turban on his head.

Antique French painting from the first half of the 18th century. Oil on canvas artwork depicting a young warrior caught in a moment of surprise. The face is slightly turned, the gaze...

In the countryside near Paris, France, April 1926. A soldier in uniform poses in front of the ruins of a house destroyed during WWI in the countryside around Paris.

Rare and striking, this bold, bronze allegorical sculpture is entitled "Glory" or "Gloire," and is a smaller version of a grand public sculpture -- the Monument des Fusiliers Marins ...

Ten 19th century, original watercolors of French soldiers in custom wood frames reduced from $3800

Important and beautiful French poster for the aid of soldiers who served in Indochina.

A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rural landscape at sunset. A displaced French soldier sits in the shade to the left of a large tree, conversing with a local village...

Depicted in oils, French soldiers gather round a fallen comrade's memorial stone, where his resting spirit is pictured rises through flames.

The poster was created for the national fundraising day “Journée du Poilu” on 25–26 December 1915, organized to support French soldiers at the front during World War I.

Clearly an ironic title, 'Bedtime Story,' conjures up homey childhood experiences -- not over-sized, cigar-smoking, and alcohol-abusing, French soldiers. The artist who made Bedti...

This work is a preparatory study showing French soldiers in detailed uniform, some fully rendered and others left as contour sketches, showcasing Raffet’s lively draughtsmanship.

19th century unique folk art statue of a French soldier holding a tray. The statue is hand carved from walnut and is such a friendly little guy!

The figure is 19.5 cm high and depicts a 15th century French soldier with Jousting Lance and shield The wood square base is 7 cm high where there is an engraved label "Armatura Fra...

Late 19th century pair of bronze French soldiers by Etienne Henri Dumaige. Representing two separate moments in the French Revolution, the uprising against Louis XV, and the fall of ...

Original antique World War One poster - French Infantry In Battle / L'Infanterie Francais Dans La Bataille - featuring an image of a French soldier in uniform wearing a winter coat a...

Antique print titled 'Quarantine cemetery and church, with French battery no. 50'. Print shows a church and cemetery, and French soldiers at a battery on the left.

Charles de Gaulle, born on November 22, 1890 and died on November 9, 1970, was a French soldier, resistance fighter, statesman and writer.

Antique print titled 'The attack on the Malakoff'. Print shows the French assault on the Malakoff, the main Russian fortification before Sevastopol', French soldiers advancing from t...

Lithograph on paper realized around the half of 19th Century in France. This dynamic lithograph by French artist Auguste Raffet depicts a triumphant French soldier standing defiantl...

This composition portrays two French soldiers in immaculate parade uniforms, standing at attention before a regimented formation.

Pausing for Conversation French School, early 1900's indistinctly signed oil on canvas, unframed Canvas : 46 x 29 inches Provenance: private collection, France Condition: very good ...

"Oil Painting On Canvas Dated 1921, Military Portrait By Paul Leroy" Paul Alexandre A. LEROY (1860-1942), French school. Description: Very beautiful oil painting on canvas, represent...

Artist/ School: French School, 19th century Title: The Battlefield. Medium: oil painting on canvas, unframed. canvas: 26.75 x 35 inches Provenance: private collection, South o...

Portrait of a Man dressed as a Roman Soldier French artist, mid 20th century signed oil on paper stuck on board, unframed board: 16.5 x 13 inches provenance: private collection, Fran...

The Guard received better pay, rations, quarters, and equipment, and all guardsmen ranked one grade higher than all non-Imperial Guard soldiers. Other French soldiers even referred t...

Polychromed wood carvings representing Spanish and French soldiers throughout recent history, Spain, 1940s.

Artist/ School: French School, early/ mid 20th century Title: Martyrdom of a Saint Medium: oil on board, unframed board: 10.75 x 8.75 inches Provenance: private collection, Fr...

It shows a "poilu"* (WWI French soldier nickname) engraving an inscription: "N'oubliez jamais" (Never forget).

Surrounding the main image are four remarques depicting sketches of French soldiers. One of the remarques shows two charging soldiers with bayonets drawn.

Lhote au Tassili held at the Chapelle du Lycée Ampere chapel in Lyon from 27 June to 18 September 1960 featuring a primitive cave painting style image of three red silhouettes as arc...

French Victorian small bronze bust of soldier on round shaped green marble base

Surrounding the main image are four remarques depicting sketches of French soldiers. One of the remarques shows two charging soldiers with bayonets drawn.

Mercié designed this sculpture following France's defeat in the Franco-Prussian War. He intended to honor those French soldiers who had fallen in the conflict, especially his friend,...

Work on canvas signed lower right Dimension with frame 70 x 80 x 6 cm This striking work captures a group of French soldiers marching determinedly along a dusty road, with the distan...

Large Watercolor depicts the daily life of French soldiers belonging to the cavalry. This scene can be dated thanks to the clothes worn by the men in this work.

It illustrates a dramatic scene of French soldiers crossing the Pont de Coy (Coy Bridge) during the Napoleonic Wars, possibly in a moment of retreat or pursuit.

The Roman Soldier French artist, mid 20th century oil on canvas, unframed canvas: 24 x 20 inches provenance: private collection, France condition: overall good and sound condition

Surrounding the main image are four remarques depicting sketches of French soldiers. One of the remarques shows two charging soldiers with bayonets drawn.

Rendered in Hansi’s signature illustrative style, the image depicts French soldiers gazing across a serene Alsatian valley toward Strasbourg Cathedral, bathed in golden light and cro...

The Guard received better pay, rations, quarters, and equipment, and all guardsmen ranked one grade higher than all non-Imperial Guard soldiers. Other French soldiers even referred t...

French Victorian gilt framed oil painting of soldier with horn and rifle (signed RIGAMY).  

Beautiful 18th/19th century French Neoclassical fireback with a Roman Soldier and two pillars.

The scene depicts emaciated French soldiers in tattered uniforms, gathering meager supplies like frogs and soup in a cauldron labeled "Soup Meagre a la Sabot Royal."

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...

The term marquee comes from the French word Marquise, a name given by French soldiers in the 17th Century to a large fabric tent, and then adopted to cover the ‘tent’ like entrance o...