"Duel after the Masquerade" Jean Leon Gerome in Cobble Hill, British Columbia for sale

Antique version of the "Duel after the Masquerade". This was a wildly popular painting during it's time.
"The scene is set on a gray winter morning in the Bois de Boulogne, trees bare and snow covering the ground. A man dressed as a Pierrot has been mortally wounded in a duel and has collapsed into the arms of a Duc de Guise. A surgeon, dressed as a doge of Venice, tries to stop the flow of blood, while a Domino clutches his own head.
The survivor of the duel, dressed as an American Indian, walks away with his second, Harlequin, leaving behind his weapon and some feathers of his headdress, towards his carriage, shown waiting in the background.
The bizarreness of the scene in regard to the brightly colored costumes turns to pathos at the sight of blood on the Pierrot."
In good condition and I believe in the original frame with the title shown on the base. The size is 31" x 25".
Pick up for this is in Cobble Hill/Mill Bay area