Cut Two & Right Protect by Thomas Rowlandson (1799)

Hand-coloured print of cavalry soldiers with raised sabres in battle, a fallen rider beneath horses, smoke behind.

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A hand-coloured etching shows mounted cavalrymen in a battle scene, with a figure in green and yellow uniform raising a sabre on a grey horse and a soldier in red jacket and feathered cap brandishing a blade. A fallen man lies beneath the horses while smoke and other riders fill the background. The print is titled Cut Two & Right Protect, attributed to Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1799.

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1799

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