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Bombardment of Copenhagen, 2nd-5th September 1807, coloured aquatint by and after J
NAM261122 Bombardment of Copenhagen, 2nd-5th September 1807, coloured aquatint by and after J. Laurent Rugendas, published by J. Laurent Rugendas, Augsburg, 1807 by Rugendas, Johann Lorenz (1775-1826); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: British defeat of the Danish at Copenhagen; Copenhague; ); eNational Army Museum; French, out of copyright
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Cannon Fire Explosion Gun Carriages Napoleonic Wars
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This print captures the intense and dramatic scene of the "Bombardment of Copenhagen" that took place from 2nd to 5th September 1807. The coloured aquatint, created by J. Laurent Rugendas and published in Augsburg in the same year, showcases the British defeat of the Danish forces during this significant event. The image portrays a chaotic battlefield where cannon fire illuminates the night sky, creating an atmosphere filled with tension and destruction. Gun carriages are seen maneuvering through smoke-filled air as soldiers bravely fight for victory against all odds. The navy's presence is evident, with their imposing ships dominating the waters surrounding Copenhagen. This historical moment marked a crucial turning point in Scandinavian history during the Napoleonic Wars. It symbolizes both British military prowess and Danish resilience as they faced an overwhelming force determined to conquer their capital city. Johann Lorenz Rugendas' artistic talent brings life to this pivotal event, capturing not only its brutality but also its significance on canvas. This print serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers and civilians alike during times of conflict. Displayed at London's National Army Museum, this artwork stands as a testament to human courage amidst chaos and reminds us of our shared history shaped by triumphs and tragedies alike.
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