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Hand-colored print of a drum-major in blue and gold military uniform with plumed hat, holding a ceremonial staff.

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Tambour-major des chasseurs a pied, de la garde des consuls. 1802-04. Gravure du temps, Raphaël Jacquemin (1869). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print shows a standing drum-major in a blue jacket heavily trimmed with gold braid and epaulettes, a red sash, white breeches, and a plumed bicorne hat. He holds an ornate ceremonial staff in one hand and rests the other on his hip. The caption identifies him as tambour-major of the foot chasseurs of the Consuls' Guard, 1802-04, and the work is by Raphaël Jacquemin, dated 1869.