Premiere Position du Salut by James Gwin (1763)

Grey-wash drawing of a man in 18th-century dress performing a fencing salute, sword extended, hand raised to his hat.

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A grey-wash drawing shows a man in 18th-century dress holding a sword extended forward while raising his other arm to his tricorn hat in a fencing salute. The caption beneath reads "Premiere position du Salut," and the figure is shown in a wide, braced stance. The work is attributed to James Gwin and dated 1763.

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1763

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