Geheime ontmoeting van Civilis met leiders van de Teviri, 69-70 1768 - 1770
anonymous
aged paper
parchment
old engraving style
traditional media
retro 'vintage design
archive photography
personal sketchbook
historical photography
old-timey
19th century
This anonymous etching from 1768-1770 depicts a scene from the Roman Empire. Titled *Geheime ontmoeting van Civilis met leiders van de Teviri, 69-70*, the etching depicts a meeting between Civilis, a leader of the Batavi, and the leaders of the Teviri tribe. The scene likely depicts a clandestine meeting as part of the Batavian revolt against the Roman Empire. This print illustrates the complex political landscape of the Roman Empire during the late 1st century AD. It serves as a valuable historical document providing insights into the Roman era and the events that shaped this period. *Geheime ontmoeting van Civilis met leiders van de Teviri, 69-70* is on display at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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