Uniformology CD2004-7

The French Napoleonic Prints of Carle Vernet (1758-1836)

Carle Vernet is one of the most accurate and respected of all the historians and recorders of the French military uniform. Especially the Napoleonic period of which he was a contemporary. Our prints come from a portfolio of prints photographed in the early 1960's. Vernet's work was a standard reference for almost all of the later artists and historians. We owe him a great deal of respect for his work.
We were not able to reproduce this series as prints because of the heavily textured art paper on which they were printed. The CD format and its photographic type of reproduction is perfect for these beautiful, interesting and highly accurate prints.

96 prints in full color on one CD ROM $11.95

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1. Marshal in battle dress 1810 2. General of a brigade 1798 3. Aide de Camp to Marshal Berthier and ADC to a Marshal 1810 4. A.D.C. to a Brigadier General 1812 5. Orderly Officer to the Emperor 1812 6. Surgeon 2nd Class 1812 7. Grenadier of the Royal Guard 1789 8. Line Infantry Fusilier 1810 9. Infantryman 1798 10. Officer of Light Infantry 1806 11. Voltigeur of Light Infantry 1810 12. Grenadier of the Directory 1798 13. Gendarme 1805 14. Line Infantry 1802 15. Line Infantry Corporal 1795 16. Service de Sante- Medical Corps 1809 17. Line Infantry Soldier 1802 18. Grenadier of the Swiss Guard 1790 19. Grenadier of a Swiss Regiment 1812 20. Line Infantry Officer, Italy 1810 21. Italian Light Infantryman 1806 22. Portugese Legion 23. Sapper of the Polish Legion 24. Carabinier 1805

25. Carabinier 1810 26. Invalid 27. Trooper of Heavy Cavalry 1802 28.Dragoon 1806 29. Elite Company 10th Dragoons 30. Chasseur a Cheval , Elite Company 31.Chasseur a Cheval 1790 32.Trooper 9th Hussars 1806 33.Hussar Officer 1798 34. Polish Line Lancers 35. Sergeant French Line Lancers 36. French Hussar 1800 37. Gendarme d’Elite 38. Guide of the General Staff 1805 39. Gendarme 1808 40. Lancer Gendarme 41. Trooper Gardes d’Honneur 42.Trooper Hussars d’Mort 43. Hussar Trumpeter 1805 44. Line Artillery 1808 45. Horse Artillery 1809 46. Light Infantry Chasseur 1808 47. Artillery Train of the Line

48. Topographical Engineer 49. Combat Engineers 50. Royal Cavalry 1790 51. Royal Guards 1789 52. Grenadier a Cheval of the Directory 1797 53. Sergeant of the Grenadier of the Guard 54. Foot Chasseur of the Guard 55. Line Infantry 1812 56. Light Infantry 1812- summer uniform 57. Line Infantry Fusilier in Spain 58. Voltigeur of the Line 1810 59. Light Infantry Chasseur 1812 60. Fusilier Chasseurs 1813 61. Fusilier Chasseur 62. Gendarme 63. Gendarmes d'Elite 64. Grenadier a Cheval 65. Officer of the Dragoons of the Guard 66. Officer Guard Chasseurs a Cheval 67. Mameluke of the Guard 1809 68. Officer Polish Lancers of the Guard 69. 2nd Scout Lancers of the Guard 70. Lithuanian Tartar of the Guard 71. Colonel, Artillery of the Guard

72. Horse Artillery of the Guard 73. Artillery Train of the Guard 74. Genie of the Guard 75. Officer of Carabiniers 76. Chevauleger Officers 1st and 3rd Regiments tenue de ville 77. 1st Regiment of Chasseurs a Cheval 78. Infantry of the Line, Officer and Eagle Bearer 79. Line Infantry Sous-Officer and Lieutenant 80. Trumpeters of Carabiniers 1812 81. Line Horse Artillery 82. 1st Regiment of Dragoons in overcoats. 83. Line Infantry Drummers in Imperial Livery 84. Marshals of France 85. 3rd Regiment of Swiss Infantry 86. Line Artillery Officers 87. Topographical Engineers 88. Officer of Polish Lancers 89. Officer of Carabiniers 90. Line Dragoon 1812 91. Line Infantry Musicians 92. Officer of Dragoons 1812 93. Gendarme 94. Officers of Hussars 95. Officers of 2nd Hussar Regiment 96. Marshals in Battle Uniforms