French Artillery Uniforms of the 1830s - Historical Military Illustration #3854158 (License: Personal Use)

This hand-colored lithograph by Duncan (1890) illustrates two French artillerymen of the Génie and Artillerie branches during the July Monarchy, identifiable by their dark blue coats with red piping, white cross-belts, and distinctive shakos adorned with red plumes and gold insignia. Each soldier carries a musket with bayonet and wears a knapsack and cartridge box, reflecting standard field and ceremonial gear of the period. The image captures both the discipline and ornate tradition of early 19th-century French military regalia.

Used on historical military websites, museum digital archives, or educational platforms focused on Napoleonic and post-Napoleonic European armies; serves users researching uniform evolution, French military history, or vintage military illustration techniques.