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Hand-colored print of a bearded National Guard artilleryman in blue uniform holding a sponge rammer beside a cannon.

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Artillerie de la garde nationale. / 18, Draner (1871), Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored lithograph titled Artillerie de la garde nationale, numbered 18, by Draner, dated 1871, from the Souvenirs du siège de Paris series. A bearded National Guard artilleryman in a blue tunic with red trim and a kepi stands holding a sponge rammer, with a brass cannon, a bucket and a distant artillery crew behind him. The caption reads that they have good cannons but artillerymen we will have to see.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris