Kingdom Of Italy Collection
The Kingdom of Italy, as depicted in Orteliuss map from 1570, was a realm steeped in rich history and vibrant culture
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The Kingdom of Italy, as depicted in Orteliuss map from 1570, was a realm steeped in rich history and vibrant culture. From the colorful litho portraying The Death Of Captain Bellini, Field Adjutant To General Goiran, In Udine to the meticulously detailed color plates by Quinto Cenni showcasing various uniforms and equipment of the kingdom's forces, this era comes alive. In Quinto Cenni's color plate series spanning different years - 1887-1888, 1912-1913, and 1915 - we witness the evolution of uniform variations within the Kingdom of Italy. These illustrations capture not only the changing styles but also serve as a testament to the nation's commitment to its armed forces. From Eritrea to Libya, Italian colonial troops donned distinctive uniforms that reflected their allegiance to the Kingdom. The Uniforms of Royal Corp of Colonial Troops showcase their dedication while highlighting their unique role in these regions. Not limited solely to military attire, Quinto Cenni's artistry extends beyond soldiers' garments. His work also encompasses Grenadiers of Sardinia and line infantry troops who proudly represented both tradition and progress within the Kingdom. The officers serving under King Umberto I were resplendent in their regalia. Whether it be aides-de-camp or those belonging to General Staff or Genio (engineers), each branch had its distinct uniform that denoted rank and expertise. These visual records offer us glimpses into an era when Italy was forging its identity as a unified kingdom. They remind us that behind every great nation lies dedicated individuals who wear their country's colors with pride.