Soldier Life in the Old Days
Rasmus Christiansen · 1863 - 1940
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A pen-and-ink title page for the book Soldaterliv i gamle Dage by S.C. Barth, published in 1903 by Miloske Boghandels Forlag in Odense. A mounted soldier in a shako helmet holds a long lance beside a dark horse, while a standing soldier in a light uniform with a plumed shako faces him at left. The artist's monogram appears near the horse's hindquarters.
