Troepen van Civilis steken de Maas over, 69-70 by Anonymous

Troepen van Civilis steken de Maas over, 69-70 1768 - 1770

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aged paper

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light pencil work

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parchment

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old engraving style

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traditional media

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retro 'vintage design

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archive photography

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personal sketchbook

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old-timey

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19th century

This anonymous etching from 1768-1770 depicts a scene from Roman history, titled "Invasion de Civilis dans la Gaule Belgique." The artwork, found in the Rijksmuseum, portrays a dramatic moment where the troops of Gaius Julius Civilis, a Batavian leader, cross a bridge. The scene is filled with detail, showcasing the chaos and struggle of the crossing. The artist utilizes intricate lines and shading to create a sense of depth and movement, capturing the intensity of this historical event. This work serves as a visual record of a significant moment in Roman history and provides insight into the artistic techniques of the 18th century.

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