Musee de la grand guerre

 

Discover the exhibition "Colors of War" from April 4, 2026! Musée première guerre mondiale 14 18 | Musée de la Grande Guerre

In 2 months, the museum will invite you to explore an unknown but essential aspect of the First World Conflict: the role, symbolism and use of color at the heart of the war.

This temporary exhibition will highlight the different colors on uniforms, influence on propaganda posters and autochromes offering a never-before-seen look at 14-18 through objects in the museum’s collection but also many lenders.

Opens: April 4, 2026

Stay tuned to discover the highlights and activities surrounding this new exhibition soon!

https://www.museedelagrandeguerre.com/.../couleurs-de.../...

From Bavaria Miniatures

 A first preview of an officer of the French Imperial Guard:

This finely detailed officer of the Guard Grenadiers offers a glimpse into one of our upcoming releases, capturing the elegance, authority, and battlefield presence of Napoleon’s III legendary elite.

This officer is just one of many soldiers of the Imperial Guard that we plan to unveil in one of our future Kickstarter campaigns. At the moment, no release date has been announced—but much more is on the way.

Masterfully sculpted by the incredibly talented Lucas Luber! Stay tuned for more previews as we continue to expand the ranks of the Imperial Guard.

The Gray House (2024) || Official Trailer HD

 On Amazon apparently. The Gray House (TV series) - Wikipedia Has battle scenes and is about spies.

Second Schleswig War

 Started today in 1864. Second Schleswig War - Wikipedia

By Lambiotte - Wilhelm Camphausens, 

The Last Front (2024)

 I really like the look of this. 

The Pell Mell Charge

 The image is a painting titled The Pell Mell Charge by American artist William Trego, created in 1887. 

• The painting depicts a charge by the 5th U.S. Cavalry at the Battle of Gaines' Mill, an intense engagement during the 1862 Peninsula Campaign of the American Civil War. 
• It is an oil on canvas painting and is owned by the History Colorado museum. 
• The work is notable for its dynamic rendering of the horses in motion, recalling the photographic experiments of Eadweard Muybridge. 

Bavarians 1870 by Scott Lesch