Grenadiers à pied. Officier et Soldat (Garde Impériale)
Hippolyte Bellangé · 1800 - 1866
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Why is this public domain? Hippolyte Bellangé died in 1866; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored print shows two grenadiers of the Imperial Guard standing on a dirt path, one an officer in a blue coat with gold epaulettes and a tall plumed bearskin, the other a soldier carrying a musket and a bearskin cap. A line of distant soldiers and greenery forms the background. The work is by Hippolyte Bellangé and dated 1844.
