Cut One, and Thigh Protect, New Guard by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-coloured print of two cavalry soldiers on horseback fighting with sabres, with a burning town and battle melee behind.

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Cut One, and Thigh Protect, New Guard, Thomas Rowlandson (1799). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Thomas Rowlandson died in 1827; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-coloured print showing two mounted soldiers in a clash, one in a red jacket and black fur cap wielding a raised sabre, the other in a green coat and tall striped shako with a feather, while a melee of riders and a burning building appear behind them. The work is titled Cut One, and Thigh Protect, New Guard, is attributed to Thomas Rowlandson, and is dated 1799.

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