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Seven soldiers in colorful 1790s military uniforms with plumed hats stand side by side before a town skyline.

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Gwardia,‎ ‎piechota,‎ ‎kawaleria,‎ ‎artyleria‎ ‎i‎ ‎strzelcy‎ ‎około‎ ‎1790 - 92, Stanisław Haykowski (1939). Via artnap.com

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A colored plate shows seven soldiers in period military uniforms standing side by side in front of a town with pink-roofed buildings. The men wear red, blue, and green coats with white and gold belts, sashes, and braiding, and the headwear varies from tall fur caps and plumed shakos to a green shako. The print is titled Gwardia, piechota, kawaleria, artyleria i strzelcy około 1790, 92 and is dated 1939, attributed to Stanisław Haykowski.