Hohenasperg siege by Georg von Frundsberg in war of Swabian federal versus Herzog Ulrich 1519
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Albrecht Dürer’s "Hohenasperg siege by Georg von Frundsberg in war of Swabian federal versus Herzog Ulrich" (1519) depicts the 1519 siege of Hohenasperg Castle in Germany. This drawing is a detailed record of a military campaign and showcases Dürer's keen eye for observation. The artwork captures the layout of the battlefield, including the fortified castle, the surrounding terrain, and the placement of troops and artillery. The viewer can see a clear depiction of the siege weaponry and the logistical arrangements of the camp. This artwork represents a blend of artistic skill and historical documentation, providing valuable insight into the military strategies of the early 16th century.
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