Louis-François Lejeune
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Louis-François Lejeune

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Louis-François, Baron Lejeune (February 3, 1775 - February 29, 1848) was a Strasbourg-born French general and artist who produced an important series of realistic battlefield paintings based upon his experiences by keeping paintbrushes with him even on the battlefield. A portion of his 1802 painting Batille de Marengo was used as the cover artwork for the games Marengo: Morning Defeat, Afternoon Victory and Marengo,…

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a portion of his painting Bataille des Pyramides was used as the cover artwork for the game The Egyptian Campaign, and a portion of his painting Battle of Borodino 1812 was used as the cover artwork for the game Clash of the Eagles: Borodino & Friedland.

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La Bataille de la Moscowa (Third Edition) box cover La Bataille de la Moscowa (Third Edition) · 2011
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Marengo box cover Marengo · 1995
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Clash of the Eagles: Borodino & Friedland box cover Clash of the Eagles: Borodino & Friedland · 1999
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The Egyptian Campaign box cover The Egyptian Campaign · 2008
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Marengo: Morning Defeat, Afternoon Victory 2010 0
WARS Napoleon’s Campaign: The Battle of Marengo, 14 June 1800 2026 0