Two Soldiers, One Standing Holding a Flag, One Seated Seen from Behind 1764 Matthias Pfenninger This print comes from a set of "Eight Studies of Soldiers" (2018.54.1-.8) designed by Loutherbourg during his Paris years, 1755-71. While himself an accomplished printmaker, Loutherbourg here turned the etching over to the Zurich-born Matthias Pfenninger, then studying in Paris. The images demonstrate admiration for the Italian 17th-century printmaker, Salvator Rosa.. Two Soldiers, One Standing Holding a Flag, One Seated Seen from Behind. Eight Studies of Soldiers. after Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg (French, Strasbourg 1740-1812 London). 1764. Etching. Prints

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Two Soldiers, One Standing Holding a Flag, One Seated Seen from Behind 1764 Matthias Pfenninger This print comes from a set of "Eight Studies of Soldiers" (2018.54.1-.8) designed by Loutherbourg during his Paris years, 1755-71. While himself an accomplished printmaker, Loutherbourg here turned the etching over to the Zurich-born Matthias Pfenninger, then studying in Paris. The images demonstrate admiration for the Italian 17th-century printmaker, Salvator Rosa.. Two Soldiers, One Standing Holding a Flag, One Seated Seen from Behind. Eight Studies of Soldiers. after Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg (French, Strasbourg 1740-1812 London). 1764. Etching. Prints

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