Reis van de dogter van den uitgebannen / De dogter aan haaren vader in 't ballingschap, betoont haar' teere liefde en haar' groote vrindschap / Voyage de la fille de l'exilé / La fille du banni, lui prouve sa tendresse, et combien son malheur la touche et l'intéresse / Krypgs-voorvallen / Ziet hier wat somwylen geschiet, tot plasier of tot verdriet / Evénemens militaires / Voici du soldat quelques traits, offrant du bon et du mauvais 1800 - 1833

This hand-colored etching is entitled "Reis van de dogter van den uitgebannen," made by Philippus Jacobus Brepols. The print presents a series of vignettes that offer glimpses into both military life and familial relationships. The scenes contrast displays of love and loyalty against the backdrop of war. We see a daughter visiting her exiled father and tenderly comforting him in his hardship, while other panels depict the lives of soldiers. The work subtly weaves together themes of gender, class, and the emotional toll of conflict. While the military scenes reflect a public, masculine sphere, the depiction of the daughter's devotion introduces a private, feminine perspective. The scenes of military life provide insight into the daily lives and emotional states of soldiers. Brepols is developing alternative narratives, by not only emphasizing the glory of war. This work captures a spectrum of human experiences amidst the turmoil of conflict. It is a reflection of the diverse emotional and social fabrics that war both disrupts and reveals.