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'''''Massacre of the Mamelukes''''' (French: '''''Le massacre des mamelouk''''') is an 1819 ] by the French ] ].<ref>Grigsby p.161</ref> It depicts the massacre of the ] at the ] in 1811, portraying a pivotal moment in the first Egyptian ] ]. It was an early ] painting by Vernet, then known primarily for his scenes of the ]. He would later produce a number of other works of ], primarily featuring the ] from 1830. Having order the massacre, ] sits calmly smoking his ] as he watches the violence unfold.<ref>Murray p.1181</ref> It may have been an indirect reference to the ] that followed the ] in France following the ].<ref>Boime p.146</ref> |
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'''''Massacre of the Mamelukes''''' (French: '''''Le massacre des mamelouk''''') is an 1819 ] by the French ] ].<ref>Grigsby p.161</ref> <ref>Harkett & Hornstein p.73</ref>It depicts the massacre of the ] at the ] in 1811, portraying a concluding moment in the first Egyptian ] ]. It was an early ] painting by Vernet, then known primarily for his scenes of the ]. He would later produce a number of other works of ], primarily featuring the ] from 1830. Having order the massacre, ] sits calmly smoking his ] as he watches the violence unfold.<ref>Murray p.1181</ref> It may have been an indirect reference to the ] that followed the ] in France following the ].<ref>Boime p.146</ref> |
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It was exhibited at the ] of 1819 in ].<ref>Ruutz-Rees p.46</ref> Today it is in the collection of the ] in ]. Vernet produced several other versions of the scene. A ] was produced based on the painting and featured at the ] at the ] in 1851.<ref>https://www.rct.uk/collection/19546/the-massacre-of-the-mamelukes</ref> |
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It was exhibited at the ] in ].<ref>Ruutz-Rees p.46</ref> Today it is in the collection of the ] in ]. Vernet produced several other versions of the scene. A ] was produced based on the painting and featured at the ] at the ] in 1851.<ref>https://www.rct.uk/collection/19546/the-massacre-of-the-mamelukes</ref> |
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