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      Chevalier Louis William Desanges Popularity & Visitor Statistics

      1822 – 1887

      What is this page?

      This page shows how many people visit the pages of Chevalier Louis William Desanges on this website. A visit means one person opened a page. Each chart below has its own short explanation.

      Statistics were reset on 1 July 2026 — no data is available before that date.

      Chevalier Louis William Desanges in figures

      Lieutenant Colonel Sir Charles Russell at the Battle of Inkermann, 5 November 1854 is the canvas of Chevalier Louis William Desanges that readers open most: 700 visits in twelve months, 20% of the views. Then Lieutenant Francis Edward Henry Farquharson Winning His Victoria Cross at Lucknow, 9 March 1858 and The Capture of Tubabecelong, Gambia. In all 3,500 visits: 200 on the page of the painter, 3,300 on the canvases. Jul 2026 was the peak: 3,200 visits. Devices of the readers: computers (97%) and phones (3%). A preference shows: Unified Palette (Color Harmony) collects 43% of the visits for 22% of the catalog.

      Chevalier Louis William Desanges: the 10 canvases readers open most

      This list ranks by real visits on TopImpressionists.com, over twelve months, not by catalog score. First place is the most visited canvas of Chevalier Louis William Desanges.

      1. Lieutenant Colonel Sir Charles Russell at the Battle of Inkermann, 5 November 1854 1 Lieutenant Colonel Sir Charles Russell at the Battle of Inkermann, 5 November 1854, 1869 700 visits · 20.0%
      2. Lieutenant Francis Edward Henry Farquharson Winning His Victoria Cross at Lucknow, 9 March 1858 2 Lieutenant Francis Edward Henry Farquharson Winning His Victoria Cross at Lucknow, 9 March 1858 300 visits · 8.6%
      3. The Capture of Tubabecelong, Gambia 3 The Capture of Tubabecelong, Gambia, 1866 200 visits · 5.7%
      4. Sergeant Luke O'Connor Winning His VC at the Battle of the Alma, 20th September 1854 4 Sergeant Luke O'Connor Winning His VC at the Battle of the Alma, 20th September 1854 200 visits · 5.7%
      5. Captain E. W. D. Bell Winning His VC at the Alma, 20th September 1854 5 Captain E. W. D. Bell Winning His VC at the Alma, 20th September 1854 200 visits · 5.7%
      6. Captain Charles John Stanley Gough 6 Captain Charles John Stanley Gough 200 visits · 5.7%
      7. Lieutenant william alexander kerr 7 Lieutenant william alexander kerr 200 visits · 5.7%
      8. Surgeon (later Surgeon General) Anthony Dickson Home (1826–1914), VC, KCB, and Assistant Surgeon William Bradshaw (1830–1861), VC, 90th Regiment of Foot (Perthshire Volunteers) (Light Infantry), Lucknow, 1857 8 Surgeon (later Surgeon General) Anthony Dickson Home (1826–1914), VC, KCB, and Assistant Surgeon William Bradshaw (1830–1861), VC, 90th Regiment of Foot (Perthshire Volunteers) (Light Infantry), Lucknow, 1857, 1860 100 visits · 2.9%
      9. Lieutenant Frederick Robertson Aikman (1828–1888), 4th Regiment (Bengal) Native Infantry, Commanding 3rd Regiment (Sikh) Irregular Cavalry, Winning the Victoria Cross at Lucknow, Indian Mutiny, 1 March 1858 9 Lieutenant Frederick Robertson Aikman (1828–1888), 4th Regiment (Bengal) Native Infantry, Commanding 3rd Regiment (Sikh) Irregular Cavalry, Winning the Victoria Cross at Lucknow, Indian Mutiny, 1 March 1858, 1860 100 visits · 2.9%
      10. Ross Lewis Mangles (1833–1905), Bengal Civil Service, Winning the Victoria Cross Saving a Wounded Soldier of the 37th (North Hampshire) Regiment During the Indian Mutiny, 1857 10 Ross Lewis Mangles (1833–1905), Bengal Civil Service, Winning the Victoria Cross Saving a Wounded Soldier of the 37th (North Hampshire) Regiment During the Indian Mutiny, 1857, 1862 100 visits · 2.9%

      How does the readership of Chevalier Louis William Desanges change from month to month?

      Each bar is one month. It shows how many times people opened the page of this artist during that month, over the last twelve months.

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      MonthArtist pageArtwork pages
      Oct 202500
      Nov 202500
      Dec 202500
      Jan 202600
      Feb 202600
      Mar 202600
      Apr 202600
      May 202600
      Jun 20260100
      Jul 20262003,000
      Aug 20260100
      Sep 20260100

      How are the canvases of Chevalier Louis William Desanges consulted over the year?

      Each bar is one month. It counts the visits to all the artwork pages of this artist added together, month by month, for one year.

      The monthly figures of both charts are in the first table, above.

      How do the favourite canvases of Chevalier Louis William Desanges compare over the year?

      Each row is one popular artwork. Each bar shows how many visits that artwork received in one month. Taller bars mean more visits that month.

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      ArtworkOct 2025Nov 2025Dec 2025Jan 2026Feb 2026Mar 2026Apr 2026May 2026Jun 2026Jul 2026Aug 2026Sep 2026
      Lieutenant Colonel Sir Char…0000000005001000
      Lieutenant Francis Edward H…00000000030000
      Private Henry Ward (1823–18…000000000000
      Lieutenant Colonel Sir Char…000000000000
      The Earl of Derby00000000010000
      Lieutenant Francis Edward H…000000000000
      HRH Albert Edward, Prince o…000000000000
      Sergeant Luke O'Connor Winn…0000000001000100
      George, 4th Duke of Manches…00000000010000
      Corporal Robert Shields Win…00000000010000

      Phones, tablets or computers: how is Chevalier Louis William Desanges read?

      Each slice is one kind of device: phone, tablet or computer. The bigger the slice, the more visits came from that kind of device during the last twelve months.

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      DeviceVisitsShare
      computers3,40097.1%
      phones1002.9%

      Which languages do the readers of Chevalier Louis William Desanges use?

      Each slice is one language. The bigger the slice, the more visitors used the website in that language during the last thirty days. Only the top ten are shown.

      What do the daily visits to Chevalier Louis William Desanges look like, and what comes next?

      Each bar is one day. The first bars count the visits of the past three weeks. The bars in the second color are our guess for the next three weeks.

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      DayVisits
      Mon 21 Sep0
      Tue 22 Sep0
      Wed 23 Sep0
      Thu 24 Sep0
      Fri 25 Sep0
      Sat 26 Sep0
      Sun 27 Sep0
      Mon 28 Sep0
      Tue 29 Sep0
      Wed 30 Sep0
      Thu 1 Oct0
      Fri 2 Oct0
      Sat 3 Oct0
      Sun 4 Oct0
      Mon 5 Oct0
      Tue 6 Oct0
      Wed 7 Oct200
      Thu 8 Oct0
      Fri 9 Oct0
      Sat 10 Oct0
      Sun 11 Oct0
      Mon 12 Oct (forecast)0
      Tue 13 Oct (forecast)0
      Wed 14 Oct (forecast)300
      Thu 15 Oct (forecast)0
      Fri 16 Oct (forecast)0
      Sat 17 Oct (forecast)0
      Sun 18 Oct (forecast)0
      Mon 19 Oct (forecast)0
      Tue 20 Oct (forecast)0
      Wed 21 Oct (forecast)400
      Thu 22 Oct (forecast)0
      Fri 23 Oct (forecast)0
      Sat 24 Oct (forecast)0
      Sun 25 Oct (forecast)0
      Mon 26 Oct (forecast)0
      Tue 27 Oct (forecast)0
      Wed 28 Oct (forecast)400
      Thu 29 Oct (forecast)0
      Fri 30 Oct (forecast)0
      Sat 31 Oct (forecast)0
      Sun 1 Nov (forecast)0

      Chevalier Louis William Desanges: short answers

      What is the most viewed canvas of Chevalier Louis William Desanges?

      Lieutenant Colonel Sir Charles Russell at the Battle of Inkermann, 5 November 1854: 700 visits, 20% of the views of Chevalier Louis William Desanges. The list goes down to rank 10.

      How many visits does Chevalier Louis William Desanges receive?

      3,500 in twelve months (200 on the painter's page, 3,300 on the canvases).

      Do readers open Chevalier Louis William Desanges on a phone or a computer?

      On both: computers (97%) and phones (3%); computers lead with 97%.

      Do readers favour a kind of canvas by Chevalier Louis William Desanges?

      Yes, Unified Palette (Color Harmony): 43% of the visits for 22% of the catalog.