Bridle Arm Protect, from Hungarian and Highland Broadsword, published 1798

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"Bridle Arm Protect" is an illustration from the book "Hungarian and Highland Broadsword," published in 1798, which was illustrated by Thomas Rowlandson, a notable English artist and caricaturist of the 18th century. The book, authored by Henry Angelo and his nephew, also named Henry Angelo, served as a manual on the use of the broadsword and sabre, providing a detailed guide on fencing techniques and military saber exercises. Rowlandson's "Bridle Arm Protect" depicts a fencing pose designed to defend the bridle arm, which is the arm that would traditionally hold the reins in horseback riding, indicating the martial context in which these techniques would be applied. The illustration is part of a series that visually conveys the stances and movements described in the text, offering a glimpse into the martial practices of the era and contributing to the historical understanding of combat instruction. Rowlandson's work is characterized by its vivid detail and dynamic composition, qualities that are evident in the "Bridle Arm Protect" illustration, making it a valuable piece of historical martial arts literature and an example of late 18th-century British art.

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