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Hand-colored print of a ballet finale with marching women soldiers in plumed helmets, crescent standards, and rocky cliffs.

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Schlussscene des dritten Actes aus dem Ballet ‘Der Frauen-Aufruhr im Serail,’ von Vestris, Johann Christian Schoeller (1839). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored engraving shows a final scene of a theatrical ballet, with rows of women in plumed helmets and white costumes with red trousers marching between rocky cliffs. Officers in gold armor face them on the right beside a ruined stone structure, and a figure stands atop the cliffs in the background. The work is credited to Johann Christian Schoeller and dated 1839.