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La mort du roi Gustave II Adolphe de Suede (1594-1632) dit le Grand ou le Lion du Nord, a la bataille de Lutzen, le 6 novembre 1632 - Death of King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden at the Battle of Luetzen on 6 November 1632, by Wahlbom, Carl (1810-1858)
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La mort du roi Gustave II Adolphe de Suede (1594-1632) dit le Grand ou le Lion du Nord, a la bataille de Lutzen, le 6 novembre 1632 - Death of King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden at the Battle of Luetzen on 6 November 1632, by Wahlbom, Carl (1810-1858)
FIA5407902 La mort du roi Gustave II Adolphe de Suede (1594-1632) dit le Grand ou le Lion du Nord, a la bataille de Lutzen, le 6 novembre 1632 - Death of King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden at the Battle of Luetzen on 6 November 1632, by Wahlbom, Carl (1810-1858). Oil on canvas, 1855. Dimension : 101x151 cm. Nationalmuseum Stockholm by Wahlbom, Carl (1810-58); National Museum, Stockholm, Sweden; Photo © Fine Art Images
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This print captures the dramatic moment of King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden's death at the Battle of Luetzen on 6 November 1632. Painted by Carl Wahlbom in 1855, this oil on canvas artwork measures 101x151 cm and is housed in the Nationalmuseum Stockholm. Gustav II Adolf, also known as "the Great" or "the Lion of the North" was a prominent figure in Swedish history. In this intense battle scene, Wahlbom skillfully portrays the chaos and violence that surrounded his demise. The painting showcases an array of wildlife animals amidst the army troops, adding to its unique composition. The soldiers depicted wear traditional armoured clothing and carry weapons as they engage in combat. Among them are female soldiers and navy troops, highlighting the diversity within Gustav II Adolf's forces. The cavalrymen play a significant role in this battle scene, showcasing their strength and strategic importance. Wahlbom's attention to detail brings life to each character portrayed on canvas, capturing both their determination and fear during this critical moment. This historic event took place during the seventeenth century when Germany was divided into several regions with distinct cultures. Overall, this powerful image serves as a reminder of Gustav II Adolf's bravery and sacrifice for his country. It stands as a testament to his legacy as one of Sweden's most revered leaders who fought valiantly until his last breath on that fateful day at Luetzen battlefield.
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