Wonderful work with the black and off-black shades, and also the drabs, and the restrained-but-effective use of contrast colours, too. Some of the orange garments look like they might have been dyed with onion skins, very "in character" for the period.
There have been a lot of paintjobs on LAF lately, including these, which have been impressing upon me the fact that a very important aspect of being a good painter is having an instinct for colours. If you get the colours just right, the figures will "pop" in a way that can't be achieved with precision brushwork alone.