Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. General Sir Garnet Wolseley at Alexandria — orlando norie

Stimmung

Themen

1. Royal staff corps — William Heath
2. General Sir Garnet Wolseley at Alexandria — orlando norie

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. General Sir Garnet Wolseley at Alexandria — orlando norie
2. A Sergeant Of The 19th Hussars On Horseback — hermanus koekkoek (the elder)
3. Soldier Of The Rajputana Infantry — alfred crowdy lovett
4. William Augustus (1721–1765), Duke of Cumberland on a Grey Charger — David Morier
5. The Viscount Hardinge, Governor-general Of India Accompanied By His Two Sons And Colonel Wood On The Battle Field Of Ferozedshah — Sir Francis Grant

andere

1. The British In Zanzibar — Richard Caton Woodville
2. Sir Charles Morgan at the Castleton Ploughing Match — james flewitt mullock
3. The Duke of Orleans on horseback in front of his staff — Eugène Louis Lami, 1850
4. Lieutenant Colonel Sir Robert Tolver Gerard, Bt, and His Regiment, the Lancashire Hussars, on Parade — Sr. John E. Ferneley, 1851
5. Soldiers Drilling, — John Augustus Atkinson, 1807
6. Soldiers Of The 39th Garwhal Rifles — alfred crowdy lovett
7. Breaking cover, bachelor's hall — francis calcraft turner
8. George, 5th Duke Of Gordon On 'tiny', — Benjamin Marshall, 1806
9. Oberst Lord Barnby auf 'Crusader' mit den Blankney Hounds — Sir Alfred James Munnings, 1929
10. Rajput Soldiers Of The British Indian Army — alfred crowdy lovett
11. Portrait of a gentleman, said to be john mytton, on a bay hunter with a hunt beyond — david of york dalby
12. Centre Of The British Army — William Heath
13. Full cry, bachelor's hall, — francis calcraft turner, 1835
14. The End of the Day — John Dalby, 1849
15. Imperial Service Troops — alfred crowdy lovett
16. Horseman And Mount — Richard Barrett Davis
17. Keizer Napoleon I en zijn staf te paard, Horace Vernet, 1810 - 1850 — antoine charles horace vernet aka carle vernet, 1850
18. Seated Male; Soldier on Horseback; Soldiers on Horseback; Dying Figure; Soldiers on Horseback; Dead Figure; Military Scene — Thomas Sully