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Death of General Louis Lazare Hoche (engraving)

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Death of General Louis Lazare Hoche (engraving)

XIR382384 Death of General Louis Lazare Hoche (engraving) by French School, (18th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: mort du General Hoche (1768-97); commander in chief of the Army of the Moselle, Sambre et Meuse; sent to assist Ireland against British rule in December 1796; pacification of Vendee; Rhine; Quiberon; ); French, out of copyright

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The engraving titled "Death of General Louis Lazare Hoche" captures a pivotal moment in history, depicting the demise of an influential military leader. Created by the French School in the 18th century, this print showcases the artistic prowess and attention to detail prevalent during that era. General Louis Lazare Hoche was renowned for his command over the Army of the Moselle, Sambre et Meuse. In December 1796, he was sent to assist Ireland against British rule, leaving behind a legacy as a revolutionary soldier. The pacification of Vendee and his victories along the Rhine and at Quiberon further solidified his reputation as a skilled commander. In this portrait-like depiction, General Hoche is portrayed wearing his military uniform with pride. An oval frame surrounds him, emphasizing his importance and significance within historical narratives. A laurel wreath adorns his head as a symbol of victory and triumph. Flags fluttering in the background serve as reminders of battles fought under General Hoche's leadership. This engraving serves not only as an homage to an esteemed military figure but also highlights France's rich history during this tumultuous period. This image can be found in Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, France - a testament to its cultural significance. With its intricate details and powerful symbolism, it offers viewers a glimpse into one man's remarkable journey through war and revolution.

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