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Three colour plates of Polish Legion and Duchy of Warsaw soldiers: two infantrymen, a mounted officer on a rearing horse, and

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Legia‎ ‎Nadwiślańska‎ ‎i‎ ‎artyleria‎ ‎Księstwa‎ ‎Warszawskiego, Stanisław Haykowski (1939). Via artnap.com

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This printed plate, numbered T. XXII, shows three military figures in period uniforms of the Duchy of Warsaw: two infantry soldiers in blue and yellow coats at left, a mounted officer in green and gold on a rearing brown horse at center, and a gunner in green and white with a rifle beside a brass cannon at right. The caption below reads Legia Nadwiślańska i artyleria Księstwa Warszawskiego, and the work is signed by Stanisław Haykowski and dated 1939.