Gustav Wasa spreekt de Dalmänner toe 1819
menohaas
aged paper
light pencil work
ink paper printed
parchment
pencil sketch
light coloured
old engraving style
white palette
personal sketchbook
pencil work
This 1819 engraving by Meno Haas depicts a scene from Swedish history. The print, titled "Gustav Wasa spreekt de Dalmänner toe", shows King Gustav Vasa addressing the Dalarna people. The engraving is a detailed illustration capturing a pivotal moment in Swedish history, showcasing Vasa's charisma as a leader and the historical significance of the Dalarna uprising. Haas's use of delicate lines and shading creates a sense of depth and realism, highlighting the solemnity of the event and the king's persuasive address. The print, part of a series on Swedish history, serves as a visual record of a defining moment in Sweden's struggle for independence. The historical setting, the detailed portrayal of figures, and the evocative composition make this engraving a valuable piece for understanding Swedish history and art.
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