L’Art Militaire, L’Artillerie
Jean Charles Delafosse · 1734-1789
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An engraved plate shows two hanging trophy compositions, one for military art with a shield, banner, spear, laurel wreath and a lion's pelt, and one for artillery with a framed explosion scene, cannonballs, chains and a ram's head. The arrangement is set within a double-ruled border with the plate number 92 at upper right.
