Artillerymen_(1812)_by_Nikolai_Zaretsky_1911.jpg
Summary
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Deutsch:
Uniformen der Kaiserlich Russischen Armee (um 1812), hier
Bombardier
(links) der Gardeartillerie zu Fuß
(Sommeruniform)
und
Feuerwerker
vom 14. Jägerregeimet (rechts) der Feldartillerie (Winteruniform).
English:
Uniforms of the Russian Army (ca. 1812), here Bombardier of the Guards Foot Artillery
(summer dress; on the left)
and a Feuerwerker of the Field Artillery
(winter dress)
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Русский:
Формы Русской Императорской Армии, здесь
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| Description |
English:
From the series
The Russian Army in 1812
.
Русский:
Из серии
«Русская армия в 1812 году»
.
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| Date | 1911 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Medium | watercolor , India ink | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Object history |
English:
The reproduction of the aquarelle was published in 1912 by the
Cartographical Enterprise of Aleksey Ilyin
(Saint Petersburg) as a part of the postcard set
The Russian Army in 1812
.
Русский:
Репродукция акварели была опубликована в 1912 году Картографическим заведением
А.А. Ильина
(г. Санкт-Петербург) в составе набора почтовых открыток «Русская армия в 1812 году».
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| Source/Photographer | (in Russian) Военный мундир. Русская армия в 1812 году (set of postcards), Moscow : Государственный исторический музей; Даринчи (the reprint of postcards issued in 1912) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Grand Duchy of Finland
and
Congress Poland
before
7 November 1917
and wasn't re-published for 30 days following initial publications on the territory of
Soviet Russia
or any other countries.
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