Prins Golitsyn met gevangengenomen Turkse vrouwen voor de vesting van Chotyn, 1769 1769

This etching by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki, titled "Prins Golitsyn met gevangengenomen Turkse vrouwen voor de vesting van Chotyn, 1769", depicts a scene from the Russo-Turkish War of 1768-1774. Prince Golitsyn, a Russian commander, is seen in the foreground, standing over a defeated Turkish army. The image features a vivid representation of the battle's aftermath, with captured Turkish women standing before the victorious Russian general. This historical scene is captured in a detailed and realistic manner, showcasing Chodowiecki's ability to capture the intensity and drama of the conflict. The etching, created in 1769, provides a glimpse into the events of a significant war in 18th-century Europe.