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This is the one hundred and seventeenth item, the ninety-ninth art piece, the thirty-third original piece and the fifth piece of 2013 since the formation of the musuem.
This is the second of two art pieces that I'd commissioned from
EvonAllure during the past summer, and, with this being the 100th art piece to be added to the museum, I'd decided to celebrate that milestone by featuring one of the earlier Germanias. The Germania being shown here is the 12th or the Franco-Prussian War-era Germania, the first one to be officially named the National Heroine of Germany.
This Germania is shown here clothed in her normal costume, which consists of a red Garibaldi shirt (the precursor of modern women blouses), a black skirt, a gold sash which is placed beneath her brown sword belt with a gold belt buckle, minus its scabbard and below-the-knees mid-heel black boots. The outfit gives her plenty of movement, compared to the kind of outfit that would normally be worn by women of the time, before the 1890s.
The original can be found here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/12007829/ .
Hope you folks like it. I know I certainly do. I hope to have more drawings of both her, and the other Germanias, done in the future,
The 12th (Franco-Prussian War-era) Germania © 2013
leoni2
Art © 2013 EvonAllure
This is the second of two art pieces that I'd commissioned from
EvonAllure during the past summer, and, with this being the 100th art piece to be added to the museum, I'd decided to celebrate that milestone by featuring one of the earlier Germanias. The Germania being shown here is the 12th or the Franco-Prussian War-era Germania, the first one to be officially named the National Heroine of Germany.This Germania is shown here clothed in her normal costume, which consists of a red Garibaldi shirt (the precursor of modern women blouses), a black skirt, a gold sash which is placed beneath her brown sword belt with a gold belt buckle, minus its scabbard and below-the-knees mid-heel black boots. The outfit gives her plenty of movement, compared to the kind of outfit that would normally be worn by women of the time, before the 1890s.
The original can be found here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/12007829/ .
Hope you folks like it. I know I certainly do. I hope to have more drawings of both her, and the other Germanias, done in the future,
The 12th (Franco-Prussian War-era) Germania © 2013
leoni2Art © 2013
EvonAllure
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Horse
Size 545 x 800px
File Size 171.1 kB
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