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Color plate of 18th-century cavalrymen on horseback in red and blue uniforms, with a standard-bearer holding a banner.

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Kawaleria‎ ‎w‎ ‎r.‎ ‎1732‎ ‎i‎ ‎około‎ ‎r.‎ ‎1750, Stanisław Haykowski (1939). Via artnap.com

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This color print shows two pairs of mounted cavalrymen in period military dress, with a standard-bearer holding a red and white banner on the left and a figure on foot at the right edge. The left scene shows a rider in a red coat with gold trim and a tricorn hat, while the right scene shows two riders in blue, pink and white costumes with feathered headgear. The plate is captioned Kawaleria w r. 1732 i około r. 1750 and is signed by Stanisław Haykowski, dated 1939.