Position pour la Garde de Tierce, et le Coup de Quarte sur… by James Gwin

Two fencers in tricorn hats cross sabers in a lunge, rendered in grey wash, with a French caption below.

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Position pour la Garde de Tierce, et le Coup de Quarte sur les Armes, James Gwin (1763). Via artnap.com

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Two fencers in eighteenth-century dress face each other in a lunge, with sabers crossed at the center of the composition. The figures are rendered in grey and brown wash over a pale ground, with a French caption beneath describing the guard and thrust. This 1763 print by James Gwin illustrates fencing technique.

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