French Army: Lancer Of Lauzun’s Legion

French Army: Lancer Of Lauzun’s LegionFrench Army: Lancer Of Lauzuns Legion As They Appeared During The Siege Of Yorktown, Virginia In 1781 22" W x 17" H This stunning giclee is printed in pigment inks on high quality satin finish paper. Each prints comes with a certificate signed by Don Troiani, each print is embossed with Mr. Troiani's initials ensuring authenticity. Please allow 10 working days from order date for shipping. (The Art of Don Troiani watermark shown on the above image

6th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Militia 1861 As They Marched Through Baltimore

and William Bratton’s older brother Robert

so to avoid standing out during any fighting the donned linen smocks and trousers over their regimentals

Watercolor and gouache on paper

suffering and danger being immortalized by the illustrious appellation of the patriot army

the Lexington militia under Capt

They won most of the battles

This is the winter uniform which consisted of brown woolen overalls and leather cap

A Note From Don Troiani: "American Revolution: Grenadier Sergeant of the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Highland Emigrants (later the 84th Regiment of Foot) raised in Canada 1777

The British had already been in two fights

Margaret Corbin might well be described as “the other Molly Pitcher” and her compelling story has been overshadowed by other events

3rd Continental Light Dragoons