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Edition inédite du manuscrit de A. Sauerweid
The Camp at Dresden, 1812-1813
The previously unpublished manuscript of A. Sauerweid
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Eyewitness French uniform illustrations by Alexander Sauerweid before Napoleon’s last victory in Germany in the summer of 1813.
In 1813 Alexander Sauerweid (1783-1844) created dozens of uniform plates based upon the soldiers in the French Army and its allies encamped around the city of Dresden before Napoleon’s victory there on August 26-27. These plates have been known to collectors, but until now they were not published as a single collection.
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Editions Epopees is publishing this 2-book set in French in December 2021. A limited number of English editions will be available in 2022.
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To reserve your copy of the English version use the Paypal button at the bottom of this page. For the French edition send an email to contact@epopees-histoire.fr or click on the following url: https://epopees-histoire.fr/
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● Only 175 sets were published in English
● Less than 50 sets in English are available in North America as of November 8, 2022
● 2-volume boxed set
● 244 total pages
● Large page format 9.4 inches by 12.5 inches (24 cm x 32 cm)
● Volume 1 – 450+ illustrations; Volume 2 – Analysis of the plates, manuscript context & history.
● Based upon the extensive uniform plate collection of artist Edouard Detaille (1848-1912)
● Plate analysis by researcher and author Vincent Bourgeot
● Foreword by Jean Tulard, member of the Institut de France
● Commentary by uniform experts and authors Alfred Umhey and Yves Martin
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