We present a unique, historical lithograph documenting the uniforms of the Polish Army from the period of the Congress Kingdom (1815-1830). The print was based on the esteemed Dietrich album and constitutes an extremely precise iconographic source for researchers and enthusiasts of military history. The work presents a cross-sectional overview of military attire from the times of the reigns of Tsars Alexander I and Nicholas I. In the engraving, one can see detailed depictions of staff officers, infantry soldiers, and artillerymen. Each figure is shown with attention to historical details, making this lithograph an invaluable source of knowledge about the cut, colors, distinctions, and equipment of the Polish army from the first half of the 19th century. Collector and historical value:

• A unique document of the era, based on a recognized source – the Dietrich album.
• Precise reproduction of the uniforms of various formations of the Polish Army.
• The period 1815-1830 was a special time in the history of the Polish army under Russian authority.
• An ideal object for collectors of militaria, Varsaviana, military history researchers, and lovers of Polish historical graphic art.

The lithograph, in addition to its documentary value, is also a beautiful example of the graphic art of its era. It adorns any collector's cabinet and testifies to the Polish military tradition. This is an investment in a unique piece of history that will certainly occupy a place of honor in your collection.