Prins Willem George Frederik in de slag bij Lannoy, 1793 1802

This etching by Cornelis Brouwer, created in 1802, depicts Prince Frederick of Orange leading a charge during the Battle of Lannoy in 1793. The artwork showcases the artist's meticulous attention to detail, with the military formations and the horses' movements rendered with precision. The scene is dominated by the Prince and his retinue on horseback, creating a dynamic sense of action. The battle of Lannoy was a significant moment in the French Revolutionary Wars, and this etching serves as a visual record of the event. This piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a valuable document of 18th-century military history.