Vuurwerk bij de viering van de Vrede van Utrecht te Leeuwarden, 1713 1713
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"Vuurwerk bij de viering van de Vrede van Utrecht te Leeuwarden, 1713" by Pieter van (II) Call is a detailed depiction of a fireworks display held in Leeuwarden in 1713 to celebrate the Treaty of Utrecht, ending the War of the Spanish Succession. The etching, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, provides a captivating glimpse into the festivities, capturing the elaborate design of the pyrotechnics and the surrounding environment. The artist meticulously illustrates the grandeur of the display, highlighting the intricate architecture and the vibrant bursts of light against the dark sky. This artwork serves as a significant historical document, offering insights into 18th-century celebratory practices and artistic representations of pyrotechnic displays.
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