742 - N. CHARLET (1792–1845), The Determined Fighter, Lithograph

N. CHARLET (1792–1845), The Determined Fighter, Lithograph Nicolas-Toussaint Charlet (1792, Paris – 1845, ibid.): The Determined Fighter—a fighter with a sword and horsemen in a dramatic scene, 19th century, lithograph Technique: Lithograph on China paper, mounted on paper Catalog Raisonné: , 879 Inscription: Signed “Charlet” in the lower left corner of the printing plate. At the bottom, inscribed on the printing plate: "DIEU! MES ENNEMIE POLITIQUES!! En avant les guibolles!!!". Date: 19th century Description: The artwork depicts a central figure in a dynamic pose with expressive gestures. The man wears a cap and holds a sword in his hand, while horsemen are depicted in the background. A woman can be seen on the left, peering out from behind plants. The scene suggests a dramatic interaction, possibly a conflict or an escape. Vegetation and architectural elements frame the scene and add depth. Source: () Boulevards des Italiens, 1833, No. 5 | print suite, Genre, Politics Literature: Joseph Félix Leblanc de La Combe: Charlet, His Life, His Letters, Followed by a Reasoned Description of His Lithographic Work; Paris 1856. Cat. Rais. No.: 879. Keywords: Man, 19th century, Romanticism, Caricature, France, Size: Paper: 29.0 cm x 37.4 cm (11.4 x 14.7 in), Image: 13.8 cm x 17.4 cm (5.4 x 6.9 in) Condition: In poor condition. The artwork shows discoloration at the edges and stains in places. Wear is visible along the edges. The corners of the sheet are damaged by bumps and creases. There is a noticeable short scratch above the image on the right. However, the central image remains clear and intact.