Duel painting

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Gustav Wertheimer - The fencing lesson (1885)

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Clyde Osmer Deland (1872-1947) The blades rang together, c. 1924 for Captain Blood by Raphael Sabatini (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1924) oil on canvas Delaware Art Museum

Paris was a Trojan Prince and son of King Priam in Greek Mythology. Famously, Paris was also the man who abducted Helen, an event that brought forth a thousand ship, the Trojan War, and ultimately the destruction of Troy.

(club duel for end for the black pictures for the Quinta del Sordo) - Francisco José de Goya

In this painting, showing the outcome of a duel after a costume ball, Gérôme replicates, with slight variations, a composition he had executed for the Duc d'Aumale in 1857. It is dawn on a wintry day in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris, and Pierrot succumbs in the arms of the Duc de Guise. A Venetian doge examines Pierrot's wound while Domino clasps his head in despair. To the right, the victorious American Indian departs, accompanied by Harlequin.