Inname van Den Briel door de watergeuzen, 1572 1613 - 1615
anonymous
pen drawing
mechanical pen drawing
pen illustration
pen sketch
personal sketchbook
linework heavy
pen-ink sketch
pen work
sketchbook drawing
storyboard and sketchbook work
"Inname van Den Briel door de watergeuzen, 1572" (The Taking of Brielle by the Water Geuzen, 1572) is a 17th-century print by an anonymous artist that depicts the capture of the city of Brielle by the Water Geuzen, a group of Dutch Protestant rebels, from Spanish control in 1572. The print shows a detailed view of the city of Brielle with ships sailing towards it and troops fighting on land. It is a valuable historical document that provides a visual account of a significant moment in the Dutch Revolt against Spanish rule. The print is part of the Rijksmuseum collection, and it is a testament to the artistic skills of the anonymous printmaker and the enduring legacy of the Dutch Revolt.
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