Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers
engraving from the series 'Conquests of the Western Regions' engraved by Jacques Philippe Le Bas after Giuseppe Castiglione. The prints were prepared under the direction of Charles-Nicolas Cochin the younger
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Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers
Summary
Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers is an engraving[1].
Key Facts
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers is the creator of Q280936[2].
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers is the creator of Giuseppe Castiglione[3].
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers is the creator of Charles-Nicolas Cochin[4].
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers's image is recorded as Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers (CBL C 1671).jpg[5].
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers's instance of is recorded as engraving[6].
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers's part of the series is recorded as Conquests of the Western Regions[7].
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers's Commons category is recorded as Victory Banquet Given by the Emperor for Distinguished Officers and Soldiers[8].
- +1770-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers[9].
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers's title is recorded as L'empereur offre un banquet ...[10].
- Victory banquet given by the emperor for distinguished officers and soldiers's fabrication method is recorded as engraving process[11].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Q280936[2], an engraver[12], 1707–1783[13], of France[14]; Giuseppe Castiglione[3], a painter[15], 1688–1766[16], of Duchy of Milan[17]; and Charles-Nicolas Cochin[4], a painter[18], 1715–1790[19], of France[20], specialised in engraving process[21].