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Battle of Castalla in Valencia, 13th April 1813, engraved by Dubourg
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Battle of Castalla in Valencia, 13th April 1813, engraved by Dubourg
NAM254170 Battle of Castalla in Valencia, 13th April 1813, engraved by Dubourg, 1814 (coloured aquatint) by Clark, John Heaviside (1770-1863) (after); National Army Museum, London; eNational Army Museum; English, out of copyright
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Armies Citadel Formation Fortified Gun Smoke Hilltop
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Battle of Castalla in Valencia, 13th April 1813 - A Glimpse into the Fierce Spanish Conflict
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. This print transports us back to the historic Battle of Castalla in Valencia on April 13th, 1813. Engraved by Dubourg and colored aquatinted by John Heaviside Clark, this artwork vividly captures the intensity and grandeur of a significant military encounter. Set against a breathtaking mountainous landscape, we witness two mighty armies locked in combat. The fortified town atop a hill serves as an imposing backdrop for this fierce clash. Thick gun smoke fills the air as cannons roar and soldiers maneuver with precision across the battlefield. The image offers a glimpse into both sides' strategic formations as they vie for control over this crucial stronghold. The castles dotting the landscape symbolize not only their historical significance but also serve as dwelling places for troops seeking accommodation during these tumultuous times. As we delve deeper into this mesmerizing scene, it becomes evident that every detail has been meticulously captured – from the soldiers' determined expressions to each cannon's intricate design. This print truly encapsulates both the chaos and orderliness inherent within warfare. With its rich colors and masterful execution, this artwork stands as a testament to Clark's skillful interpretation of history. It allows us to reflect upon one momentous event that shaped Spain's destiny while reminding us of humanity's enduring struggle for power and control. Displayed at London's National Army Museum
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