De la Parade du Cavé sur le Coup de Flanconnade by James Gwin

Two fencers in tricorn hats lunge toward each other with rapiers crossed in a grey-toned 1763 print.

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Two fencers in eighteenth-century dress face each other in a lunge, their rapiers crossed at the center of the composition. The figure on the left extends his free arm high while the figure on the right braces forward, both wearing tricorn hats and buckled breeches. This 1763 print by James Gwin illustrates a fencing parry from a treatise on swordsmanship.

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