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Hand-coloured children's print of Dutch soldiers in battle, with a mounted officer on a white horse at center.

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Hollandsche soldaten in den strijd, Emrik & Binger (1875-1919), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A hand-coloured children's print titled Hollandsche soldaten in den strijd, numbered No. 42, showing numerous cut-out style vignettes of Dutch soldiers in action. Scenes include a mounted officer on a white horse, infantry firing from behind a stone barricade, soldiers advancing with bayonets and knapsacks, and a fallen soldier beside an explosion. The print was issued by Emrik & Binger, dated 1875-1919.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum