Inname van Zutphen, 1591 by Frans Hogenberg

Inname van Zutphen, 1591 1591 - 1593

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"Inname van Zutphen, 1591" is a detailed engraving by Frans Hogenberg depicting the Siege of Zutphen, a significant event in the Eighty Years' War. The artwork, housed at the Rijksmuseum, shows the fortified city of Zutphen, surrounded by a vast landscape filled with military figures, cannons, and ships. Hogenberg's intricate lines capture the tension and chaos of the siege, revealing the strategic importance of the city and the complexities of the Dutch Revolt. The engraving, created between 1591 and 1593, serves as a historical record of a critical moment in Dutch history, offering insights into the city's layout and the methods of warfare during the 16th century.

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