Veldslag tegen de Venetianen 1515

"Veldslag tegen de Venetianen" (Battle against the Venetians) is a woodcut by Hans Springinklee, created in 1515. The artwork depicts a chaotic battle scene, with soldiers clashing in a flurry of swords and spears. The use of detailed lines and hatching creates a sense of movement and energy, capturing the intensity of the conflict. The scene is set against a backdrop of a fortified city and a river, suggesting the strategic importance of the battle. Springinklee's work, like this piece, often focused on historical and military themes, and his detailed style reflects the influence of German Renaissance printmaking. This artwork can be seen at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.