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The Disembarkation of 50 soldiers from the Karrer Swiss regiment at Louisbourg
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The Disembarkation of 50 soldiers from the Karrer Swiss regiment at Louisbourg
CHT231100 The Disembarkation of 50 soldiers from the Karrer Swiss regiment at Louisbourg on the Island of Cap-Breton between 1722-33 (w/c on paper) by French School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: un detachement de 50 hommes du regiment de Karrer (en provenance de l ile d Oleron) debarque a l Ile Royale a Louisbourg; ); eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22952772
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This print captures a significant historical moment, showcasing "The Disembarkation of 50 soldiers from the Karrer Swiss regiment at Louisbourg". Painted by an anonymous French artist in the 18th century, this watercolor on paper transports us back to the colonial era on Cap-Breton Island between 1722-33. In this scene, we witness a detachment of soldiers from the Karrer regiment arriving at Louisbourg. The red uniforms worn by these mercenaries stand out against the backdrop of ships and the Canadian colony. This artwork provides us with a glimpse into Canadian military history during this time period. The image not only highlights the presence of European troops in Canada but also emphasizes their role as part of French colonization efforts in North America. It serves as a reminder that Canada's history is deeply intertwined with various nations and cultures. As we admire this painting, it becomes evident that it represents more than just an artistic creation; it symbolizes the convergence of different worlds within one continent. Through its brushstrokes, we are transported to a pivotal moment in time when exploration and expansion were shaping what would become modern-day Canada. This remarkable piece is now part of a private collection and has been made available for public viewing through eArchives Charmet. Its inclusion here allows us to appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and historical significance without any commercial intentions or affiliations mentioned.
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