Bataillon de guerre de la garde nationale by Draner

Hand-colored print of a blue-coated National Guard soldier tossing his cap as a shell flies past, with comrades behind earthw

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A hand-colored lithograph shows a uniformed soldier in a blue coat and dark trousers, one arm raised to fling a cap while a shell flies overhead. Two comrades crouch behind earthworks in the background, and a spiked helmet lies on the ground at his feet. The work is attributed to Draner and dated 1871, and its title is Bataillon de guerre de la garde nationale.

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1871

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