Uniforms of the civil guard in Courtray, Belgium 1832

Auguste Raffet’s “Uniforms of the civil guard in Courtray, Belgium” (1832) is a detailed pencil and watercolor sketch that documents the attire of Belgian civil guardsmen. Raffet was a French artist and illustrator who often depicted military scenes and uniforms. This work shows four figures in varying poses, highlighting different aspects of their dress, including their hats, coats, trousers, and weaponry. The image showcases Raffet's skill at capturing the details of military attire, making it a valuable resource for understanding the history of military fashion.