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A Marcoman, engraved by Cornelis Huyberts, illustration to Caesar
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A Marcoman, engraved by Cornelis Huyberts, illustration to Caesar
XJF468522 A Marcoman, engraved by Cornelis Huyberts, illustration to Caesars Commentaries, translated into English by William Duncan, published 1753 (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: William Duncan (1717-60); English translation of Commentarii de Bello Gallico, Julius Caesars (100-44 BC) firsthand account of the Gallic Wars; The Marcoman is a member of the Marcomanni, a Germanic tribe against whom Caesar would have fought during his Gallic campaign; ); English, out of copyright
Media ID 23162744
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Barbarian Pre Roman Cornelis Huyberts Marcomanni William Duncan
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This print showcases an engraved illustration by Cornelis Huyberts, depicting a Marcoman warrior. The artwork was created as an illustration to Caesar's Commentaries, which were translated into English by William Duncan and published in 1753. This particular engraving is part of a private collection. The Marcoman portrayed in the image represents a member of the Germanic tribe known as the Marcomanni. It is believed that Caesar would have encountered and fought against this tribe during his Gallic campaign. The warrior stands tall with his spear held firmly, ready for battle, while his shield provides protection against any potential threats. The intricate details captured by Huyberts highlight the barbarian nature of this ancient Germanic tribe. From the tribal markings on their bodies to their fierce expressions, every aspect reflects their strength and determination. Caesar's Commentaries are Julius Caesar's firsthand account of the Gallic Wars, making them historically significant documents. Translated into English by William Duncan, these writings provide valuable insights into ancient warfare and political strategies. This print from Fine Art Finder allows us to appreciate both the artistic skill of Cornelis Huyberts' engraving and its historical significance within Caesar's Commentaries. It serves as a reminder of our rich cultural heritage and offers a glimpse into the world of pre-Roman tribes like the Marcomanni.
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