Charles Henri Pille 19th Century Pen Drawing Flight Of Louis XVI To Varennes? Rt1338

Nice penand ink drawing possibly on oiled vellum paper, (unframed) under glass, representing an eminent person drinking at a street stall, we see his carriage behind him. (Louis XVI fleeing to Varennes?)
Signed lower right: HENRI PILL

Biography:
Charles Henri Pille (1844-1897) was a French history painter, genre scene, watercolor portraits, engraver, draftsman and illustrator.
He was born in the Aisne but quickly moved to Paris where he was a pupil of Jean-Antoine Gros then of François-Joseph Barrias. After participating in the Salons of 1864 and 1865, he traveled to Germany and Switzerland.
He won numerous medals and is exhibited in museums.
Listed in the Bénézit
Period: 19th century
Condition: Used condition, some folds or micro tears, wear from use on the frame, some punctures from a sect
Dimensions with frame: 37.5 x 26.5 cm
Dimensions on view: 31.5 x 20.5 cm
Weight: 670 grams

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