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Showing posts with label Military Uniforms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Military Uniforms. Show all posts
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Photojournalist Joe Penney's recent images from Mali and Nigeria
Due to the recent conflict in Mali and elections in Nigeria we have been posting a slew of beautiful photographs from these countries. After noticing a particularly prolific credit - Joe Penney - I decided to compile a selection of his inspiring photographs. They are more than worthy of their own post.


www.joepenney.com
www.joepenney.com
Monday, June 18, 2012
Military Uniform Caricatures
The following is a selection of some of the beautiful illustrations taken from a recent post on one of my favourite blogs BibliOdyssey. I attempted to find more of these dapper Military uniforms, but sadly, the archive from which these caricatures originate, the 'Watercolors site' from the Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, is maddening to navigate.
The Oxford Hussars Levée dress
Royal Artillery (soldier decked out in tropical kit)
Indian 'Cavalree' Skinners Horse
The Cameronians were a Scottish rifle regiment (1881) in the British Army
Oesterreich-Ungarische Armee 5o. Husaren-Regt. (Hussar)
Oesterreich-Ungarische Armee Ungarische-Leib-Garde
Labels:
18th Century,
caricatures,
drawings,
History,
men,
Military Uniforms,
red,
uniforms,
water colour
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