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Prince Blucher under his Horse at the Battle of Waterloo, engraved by Matthew Dubourg (fl
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Prince Blucher under his Horse at the Battle of Waterloo, engraved by Matthew Dubourg (fl
STC88723 Prince Blucher under his Horse at the Battle of Waterloo, engraved by Matthew Dubourg (fl.1813-20) from Historic, Military and Naval Anecdotes, pub. by Edward Orme (1774-c.1820) 1815 (aquatint) by Atkinson, John Augustus (1775-1831) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Gebbard Leberecht von B. (1742-1819); ); The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22806878
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Charge Cornet Fall Field Marshal Royal Academician Prussian
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This print captures a defining moment in history - Prince Blucher under his horse at the Battle of Waterloo. Engraved by Matthew Dubourg, this artwork is a testament to the skill and artistry of its creator. The aquatint technique used by John Augustus Atkinson brings depth and texture to the image, enhancing its visual impact. The scene depicts Gebbard Leberecht von Blucher, a renowned Prussian field marshal, amidst the chaos of battle. Mounted on his horse, he exudes determination and bravery as he charges forward with his cavalry. The French soldiers can be seen in disarray behind him, their defeat seemingly inevitable. Every detail in this print tells a story - from the fallen troops scattered across the field to the intense expressions on both sides' faces. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for their countries during this historic conflict. Published in 1815 by Edward Orme, this artwork has stood the test of time and remains an important piece within military history collections today. Its inclusion in Historic, Military and Naval Anecdotes further solidifies its significance. As we gaze upon this powerful image from our private collection today, let us remember those who fought valiantly at Waterloo and honor their courage and dedication to their respective armies.
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