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Soldiery (Final Edition)
The British Army is a diverse and proud organisation with a cherished heritage. 'Soldiery', has been a project focusing on historically documenting the modern British Army in a contemporary reflection of historical portraiture of days gone by. Photographed by Professional Portraitist Rory Lewis. Foreword by General Sir James Everard, KCB, CBE NATO's Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe. This book features portraiture of the Army's Leaders and Soldiers from a range of iconic regiments. Each depicts the unique identity of the soldier, regiment and rank. Rory also explains his inspirations from the master portraitists of the past and the story behind the project.
Soldiery British Army Portraits
The British Army is a diverse and proud organisation with a cherished heritage. 'Soldiery', has been a project focusing on historically documenting the modern British Army in a contemporary reflection of historical portraiture of days gone by. Photographed by Professional Portraitist Rory Lewis. Foreword by General Sir James Everard, KCB, CBE NATO's Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe. This book features portraiture of the Army's Leaders and Soldiers from a range of iconic regiments. Each depicts the unique identity of the soldier, regiment and rank. Rory also explains his inspirations from the master portraitists of the past and the story behind the project.
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ON A COLL OF BIRDS MADE BY MES
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