Franco Dutch War Collection
The Franco-Dutch War, a significant conflict in European history, unfolded with numerous battles and key events that shaped the course of nations
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The Franco-Dutch War, a significant conflict in European history, unfolded with numerous battles and key events that shaped the course of nations. The Battle of Turckheim, Alsace in 1675 showcased the intensity and vibrancy of warfare through a captivating color lithograph. It depicted soldiers locked in combat, their determination evident as they fought for victory. Tragically, the war claimed the life of Marshal Turenne at the Battle of Salzbach on July 27th, 1675. A chromolithograph immortalized this somber moment, capturing the gravity and sacrifice experienced by military leaders during this tumultuous time. Louis XIV of France's crossing of the Rhine in 1672 marked a pivotal turning point in the conflict. This event was vividly portrayed in another chromolithograph where one could almost feel the anticipation and ambition emanating from Louis XIV and his army as they embarked on their campaign. Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne, Vicomte de Turenne - a revered French general - played an instrumental role throughout this war. An engraving captured his likeness with remarkable detail; it served as a testament to his leadership and strategic brilliance. William of Orange's presence at Bonn in 1673 is brought to life through an oil-on-canvas painting created around c. 1700. The artwork exudes grandeur while offering insight into William's influence during this period. Anthony Count Hamilton is remembered for chronicling historical events such as these wars through his writings. A portrait from c1680 showcases him amidst an era he would later document so eloquently. The conquest of Cambrai on April 18th, 1677 became a defining moment during this conflict. Renowned artist Charles Le Brun captured its significance masterfully; his work evokes both triumph and devastation simultaneously.