Canonnade inutile by Albert Robida (1881)

Hand-colored print of a costumed figure firing a cannon at a fantastical castle with towers, smoke rising, onlookers nearby.

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A hand-colored print titled Canonnade inutile by Albert Robida, dated 1881. A richly dressed figure in a red and black costume fires a brass cannon from a grassy rampart toward a fantastical castle of towers and spires, while smoke drifts into the sky. Onlookers in period dress watch from the left, and a pile of cannonballs lies in the foreground above a town of gabled houses.

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