German Military Portrait – Vanity Fair Men of the Day No. 11, 1870
Issued September 24, 1870, this Vanity Fair print portrays a German military officer identified as “Fritz.” The formal pose and detailed insignia reflect the political climate of Europe during the Franco-Prussian period.
Such international military portraits are popular with collectors of European history and military iconography.
Condition: Good condition with light age toning.
Framing tips: A neutral off-white mat with a dark walnut frame provides a refined, museum-style look.
Technique: Chromolithograph Maker: Vanity Fair (after Ape), London, 1870
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