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Battle of Valmy — Collection of Masterpieces from Our Museums — Deschiens, Publisher - Front — Front

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Color illustration of the Battle of Valmy, dated September 20, 1792, showing soldiers in action and a windmill in the background. The reverse details the history of the battle and mentions a 'BON-POINT' awarded to a student, with an advertisement for a doctor in Paris. The publisher is Deschiens, and the work is attributed to the artist Horace Vernet.

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Reference: DHEG07
Condition: Good condition
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