Romeinen verslagen bij de Rijn, 69-70 1682 - 1684

"Romeinen verslagen bij de Rijn, 69-70" is an etching created by Dutch artist Joseph Mulder in 1682-1684. The scene depicts a battle between Roman soldiers and the Batavian leader Civilis, who is depicted in the foreground leading his troops. The scene is chaotic and full of action, with soldiers fighting and horses running across the landscape. The etching is a fine example of the Baroque style, which favored dramatic compositions and detailed imagery. Mulder's artwork was a significant piece in the history of the Dutch Golden Age, and it is a testament to his talent as a master of printmaking. It can be viewed today at the Rijksmuseum.