Tirailleur et Voltigeur. Garde Impériale by Hippolyte Bellangé

Hand-colored print of two French Imperial Guard soldiers in blue and white uniforms walking a sandy path with muskets.

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Tirailleur et Voltigeur. Garde Impériale, Hippolyte Bellangé (1844). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print titled Tirailleur et Voltigeur, Garde Impériale, dated 1844 and attributed to Hippolyte Bellangé, shows two soldiers in blue and white uniforms with tall shakos topped by plumes. They advance across a sandy path with muskets and bayonets, while a village with small figures appears in the background.

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