The advantage of shifting the Leg
Thomas Rowlandson · 1756-1827
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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-colored print shows a soldier in a blue coat, pink breeches and a feathered bearskin hat thrusting a sword at a kilted Highlander in tartan plaid. A fallen soldier lies on the ground between them while figures and smoke fill the background. The work is by Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1799, and was published by H. Angelo.
