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Two colour plates of late 18th-century Polish cavalry and infantry in period uniforms, mounted on horses, with a caption belo

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Tadeusz‎ ‎Kościuszko,‎ ‎kawaleria‎ ‎i‎ ‎piechota‎ ‎w‎ ‎r.‎ ‎1794, Stanisław Haykowski (1939). Via artnap.com

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Two colour illustrations of Polish cavalry and infantry uniforms from the late eighteenth century are shown side by side on a cream page. The left plate depicts mounted figures in white and pink costume and a green-trimmed hussar-style uniform, while the right plate shows a mounted officer in blue and red beside a foot soldier in yellow and blue holding a mug. The print is titled Tadeusz Kościuszko, kawaleria i piechota w r. 1794 and is attributed to Stanisław Haykowski, dated 1939.