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Also 50 points for who can guess the artist, the title and which battle it depicts.
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I beleive the artist is Ernest Meissonier. He lived in the mid-1800's and was a big fan of Napoleon. This little number is named "The Campagne of France" and depicts Napoleon at the battle of Waterloo. Anything alse you want to know Blake? Give me something harder next time. I'll be by to collect the $50 soon.
I believe it was 50 points, I'll be sure to make it out to "anonymous" as well.
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