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Cenni Quinto: A Glimpse into the Rich History of Italian Military Uniforms Step back in time and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of military uniforms through the captivating artwork of Cenni Quinto. Known for his exquisite color plates, this talented artist brings to life the diverse uniforms worn by various forces throughout Italy's history. In 1814, Quinto beautifully depicted the uniforms of the Piedmontese army. The colors burst from his plate, showcasing the regal attire that adorned these soldiers during that era. Moving forward to 1860, we witness Quinto's portrayal of Municipal Guards and their military uniforms within the Kingdom of Italy. His attention to detail captures both elegance and functionality. The year 1915 marks another milestone as Quinto showcases a wide array of Kingdom of Italy's uniforms. From infantrymen to cavalry officers, each figure is meticulously illustrated with precision and accuracy. Similarly, he delves into France's rich history with a series dedicated to various French military outfits dating back to 1857-1858. Quinto does not limit himself solely to historical accounts; he also explores contemporary subjects such as Provisional Government forces in Sicily during 1848 or Duchy of Modena's distinctive attires from 1745-1756. With every stroke on his canvas, he breathes life into these forgotten stories. Continuing his artistic journey through time, Quinto revisits earlier periods by presenting us with stunning depictions of Piedmontese army uniforms from both 1845-1846 and 1833 respectively. These illustrations allow us a glimpse into how fashion evolved within military ranks over relatively short spans. As we approach more recent times in Italian history, we encounter two remarkable sets created by Quinto: one capturing Kingdom of Italy's uniforms in 1887-1888 and another portraying them during World War I (1916 & 1918).