Chasseurs à pied (grande tenue d’été). Sergent de Chasseurs à pied (petite tenue d’été)
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.
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A hand-colored print shows two French infantry chasseurs in summer dress uniforms, one holding a cane and the other standing at attention with a rifle beside a stone pedestal topped by a classical statue. The figures wear dark blue coats with colored epaulettes, white waistcoats and tall shako-style hats. The work is credited to Hippolyte Bellangé and dated 1844, with the caption identifying the uniforms as the grande and petite tenue d'été of the Garde.
