De la Garde Espagnole Combattüe Aprês la Parade du Coup d’Estramasson
James Gwin · 1720 - 1769
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De la Garde Espagnole Combattüe Aprês la Parade du Coup d’Estramasson, James Gwin (1763). Via artnap.com
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Two fencers in 18th-century dress face each other in a duel, one holding a long rapier extended toward the other's blade. The image is a drawn print by James Gwin, dated 1763, illustrating a Spanish guard position engaged after a parry of an estramaçon cut. The caption beneath the figures names the technique depicted.
