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Hand-coloured illustration of four medieval mounted warriors, one crowned and drawing a bow, another raising a sword.

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Chefs Francais 2me moite du XIme siecle, pintures de manuscrits du temps, Bibliot[hèque] Imp[ériale.], Raphaël Jacquemin (1869). Via artnap.com

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A hand-coloured illustration shows four mounted medieval figures on horseback, including a crowned rider holding a bow and arrow and another raising a sword. The figures wear tunics, capes and helmets in blue, red and gold, set against a plain pale background. The work is titled Chefs Francais, made by Raphael Jacquemin in 1869, and reproduces manuscript paintings of the second half of the eleventh century.