Soldier filling powder into his musket… by Jacob de Gheyn II

Hand-colored print of a soldier from behind holding a musket, wearing a plumed hat, striped breeches and a bandolier of powde

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Soldier filling powder into his musket, workshop of Jacob de Gheyn (II), colored print, 1597-1607, Jacob de Gheyn II (1597), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print shows a soldier seen from behind, wearing a brown wide-brimmed hat with orange and blue feathers, a pink and blue doublet, and green striped breeches. He holds a long musket and a sword while a bandolier of powder flasks hangs across his back, and he raises a hand toward his head against a plain background over a cobblestone ground.

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1597

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