Beleg van de vesting Gradisca, 1616 1616
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"Beleg van de vesting Gradisca, 1616" is a detailed, 17th-century engraving by Georg Keller depicting the siege of Gradisca, a fortress in present-day Italy. Created in 1616, the artwork portrays the strategic military maneuvers of the siege with intricate detail. The engraving focuses on the fortified city walls, with troops surrounding the fortress and engaging in combat. The artist utilizes a bird's-eye view perspective, giving viewers a panoramic representation of the battlefield, including key elements like the surrounding countryside, rivers, and surrounding towns. The etching showcases the dramatic impact of warfare on the landscape and emphasizes the intricate details of military equipment, siege weapons, and the movements of soldiers during a siege.
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