The arrest of the brigand Louis Dominique Garthausen dit Cartridge (1693-1721) near a cabaret of the Basse Courtille (Belleville) in Paris, 14/10/1721 (French highwayman Cartridge being arrested in Paris)

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The arrest of the brigand Louis Dominique Garthausen dit Cartridge (1693-1721) near a cabaret of the Basse Courtille (Belleville) in Paris, 14/10/1721 (French highwayman Cartridge being arrested in Paris)

ELD4870841 The arrest of the brigand Louis Dominique Garthausen dit Cartridge (1693-1721) near a cabaret of the Basse Courtille (Belleville) in Paris, 14/10/1721 (French highwayman Cartridge being arrested in Paris, 14th october 1721) Engraving from "Les Rues-de-Paris" by Pierre Zaccone, 1859 Collection privee; Private Collection; (add.info.: The arrest of the brigand Louis Dominique Garthausen dit Cartridge (1693-1721) near a cabaret of the Basse Courtille (Belleville) in Paris, 14/10/1721 (French highwayman Cartridge being arrested in Paris, 14th october 1721) Engraving from "Les Rues-de-Paris" by Pierre Zaccone, 1859 Collection privee); Photo © The Holbarn Archive

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This engraving captures the dramatic moment of the arrest of French highwayman Louis Dominique Garthausen, also known as Cartridge, near a cabaret in Belleville, Paris on October 14, 1721. The scene is brought to life through intricate details and vibrant colors that evoke the bustling streets of 18th century Paris. The image depicts a group of figures surrounding Cartridge, who stands defiantly with his hands raised in surrender. The tension in the air is palpable as a police officer prepares to take him into custody. The architecture and clothing styles further transport us back in time, offering a glimpse into the past. This historical moment captured by Pierre Zaccone in 1859 serves as a reminder of justice prevailing over lawlessness. It showcases the bravery and determination of those who risked their lives to protect society from criminals like Cartridge. As we gaze upon this print, we are reminded of the rich history and culture that defines Paris. The cobblestone streets and old buildings provide a picturesque backdrop for this gripping scene. It is truly a work of art that encapsulates both beauty and intrigue from centuries past.

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