Dragon_de_cuera.jpg

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English: This image represents a 2008 reprint of an early w:19th Century original. See also Image:Cuera dragon.jpg .

The original 19th Century engraving is of an 18th Century dragoon in colonial New Spain (Mexico), from a series of fasicules (small books) edited by Osprey. The fascicule in which this engraving appears has the title La cavalerie de la Nouvelle-Espagne (The cavalry of New-Spain).

The original series is reprinted by DelPrado Editeurs (4 rue de Rome, 75008 Paris) in a serial, L'histoire de la cavalerie , that is sold in France with a series of figurines. The text of the original fasicules is reduced to a synopsis by editor Philip Haythornwaite. The fasicule La cavalerie de la Nouvelle-Espagne was reprinted in 2008.
Français : Gravure du XVIIème siècle représentant un " dragon de cuera " (un dragon à cuirasse de 7 épaisseurs de peau, comme on peut le lire sur la légende de File:Dragon de cuera.jpg . Voir par ailleurs des détails sur cette cavalerie frontalière en Nouvelle-Espagne (Mexique) sur l'article de Wp es "Lazo corredizo".
Date 18 th century
date QS:P,+1750-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Source fascicule Del-Prado Osprey, l'histoire de la cavalerie, la cavalerie de la Nouvelle-Espagne
Author Raymundus à Murillo
Other versions Derivative works of this file: Dragon de cuera-crop.jpg

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