Plattegrond van Rheinberg, veroverd door de Fransen in 1672 1672
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"Plattegrond van Rheinberg, veroverd door de Fransen in 1672" is a detailed etching by Gaspar Bouttats, depicting the siege and capture of Rheinberg by the French in 1672. The artwork provides a meticulous plan of the fortifications and surrounding landscape, with labeled features, demonstrating the importance of cartography and military strategy in the 17th century. The etching, held in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Bouttats' skill in capturing the complexity of the event, while also serving as a valuable historical record of the French conquest. The piece's illustrative and informative qualities make it an engaging work for both military history enthusiasts and art lovers.
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