A collection of drawings and prints including: - Lot 95

A collection of drawings and prints including: - Henri de SAINT-ANGE CHASSELAT (1813–1880). A general under Napoleon reviewing his troops. Pencil and watercolor on framed paper, signed lower left. Dimensions: 13.5 x 18 cm. - 19th-century French school. Dragoons after the battle. Brown ink on paper. Dimensions: 27 x 41 cm. - Arnold MORTIER (1843–1885), editor-in-chief of the literary section, and Jules CHERET (1836–1932), editor-in-chief of the art section. Les Succès du jour—Illustrated Theater Album, No. 2, April 1869. (Significant stains). - The Game of Football in England Drawing on cardboard, signed lower right (illegible). Based on a drawing by Édouard GARNIER for *Le Magasin pittoresque*, 1880, reproducing a terracotta group by George TINWORTH (1843–1913). Dimensions: 40x30 cm. (Fading). - Paul GAVARNI (1804–1866) "To Arms, Citizens!" Lithograph from the series "Physionomies des Chanteurs," published in the *Galerie Comique*. Dimensions: 30x22 cm. - 20th-century Breton school. Pardon, 1926 Watercolor and pencil on framed paper, signed André JAZD in the lower right corner. Dimensions: 34x49.5 cm. - 19th-century French School Commissioner of the French Revolution. Drawing on paper, signed at the bottom. Dimensions: 9x6 cm. (Stains). - L. COURTIN after Victor ADAM (1801–1866) Leaving the Cathedral, 1828. Lithograph on paper, printed by Engelmann, depicting the coronation of Tsar Nicholas I of Russia and Empress Alexandra, celebrated in Moscow on September 3, 1826, at the Cathedral of the Dormition in the Kremlin. This drawing is taken from the book “Views of the Most Interesting Ceremonies of the Coronation of Their Imperial Majesties Emperor Nicholas I and Empress Alexandra in Moscow,” illustrated by Victor Adam and Henry Graf. Dimensions: 56x39 cm. (Paper partially affixed to cardboard with adhesive tape). - Théo GRAY Portrait of Swiss boxer André Simeth, 1929 Charcoal drawing on paper. Signed, titled, and dated in the lower right corner. Dimensions: 30.5 x 24 cm. - Noëlie Couillaud COUILLAUD (20th century) Breton Women, 1923. Four prints on thick paper, signed and dated in the lower right corner. Drawings excerpted from “Anthology of Headdresses and Contemporary Types of the Breton People in Relation to Their Ethnic Origins,” 1925. Dimensions: 26x19 cm.