En landsby plyndres 1633
jacquescallot
statensmuseumforkunst
print, etching, engraving
baroque
etching
history-painting
engraving
"En landsby plyndres" (A Village is Plundered) is an etching by Jacques Callot created in 1633. It depicts a harrowing scene of a village being ransacked by soldiers, showcasing the brutality and chaos of war. Callot, a prolific artist known for his detailed and expressive etchings, often captured the horrors of war through his work. This etching, a small yet powerful piece, illustrates the impact of conflict on civilians and their environment. The composition emphasizes the looting and violence, while the text below highlights the devastation and suffering. "En landsby plyndres" exemplifies Callot’s mastery of etching and his use of detail to portray the harsh realities of warfare.
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