Mounting Guard, St. James’s Park by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-colored print of soldiers marching on a parade ground before a domed classical building, with a crowd of spectators in t

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Mounting Guard, St. James’s Park, Thomas Rowlandson (1809). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored aquatint shows soldiers in red coats and tall black shakos marching across an open parade ground before a classical stone building with a central dome. A crowd of well-dressed onlookers in period costume watches from the foreground, with drummers and musicians marching nearby. The print is Thomas Rowlandson's 1809 view of Mounting Guard in St. James's Park, published in London.

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