Someone will probably shoot me down in flames but I was under the impression there was only 2 pictures of Marlburian soldiers from the actual time - both done by Marcellus Laroon the Younger - he joined the army in 1707 and fought in many campaigns. One sketch is partly shown below (Meldert camp) and the other is a colour picture of troops fording a river which I have poorly scanned a photocopy - the original is in the National Army Museum. Anyone know any more pictures? More of Laroon's military pictures at Flanderkin serjeant's blog
Monday, 2 February 2009
Marlburian images
Someone will probably shoot me down in flames but I was under the impression there was only 2 pictures of Marlburian soldiers from the actual time - both done by Marcellus Laroon the Younger - he joined the army in 1707 and fought in many campaigns. One sketch is partly shown below (Meldert camp) and the other is a colour picture of troops fording a river which I have poorly scanned a photocopy - the original is in the National Army Museum. Anyone know any more pictures? More of Laroon's military pictures at Flanderkin serjeant's blog
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Not true pictures, but the Blenheim tapestries probably fit the description??
Also, I spotted this the other day while reading about Lord Peterborough's campaign in Spain...
http://tinyurl.com/dxrf3a
.. a painting by the Dutch artist Jan Wyck of the Battle of Larida...
I am enjoying the various paintings and prints that you are posting. Thanks!
-- Jeff
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