Légende
Battle of Waterloo, Battaille van Waterloo, print, The Battle of Waterloo, June 18, 1815. View of the battlefield at the moment the English commander Wellington hears that Prussian reinforcements are on their way. The wounded William, Prince of Orange, is being led away on the left in the foreground. The commanders and other officers on horseback stand in the center; wounded and dead soldiers are on the right in the foreground. In the background the battles rage on the battlefield., printmaker: Nicolaas Pieneman, Netherlands, after design by Jan Willem Pieneman, 1819 - 1860, paper, lithography, height 309 mm x width 479 mm, Person, William II of the Netherlands, Arthur Wellesley of Wellington, putting out of action by wounding, charge, battle, Waterloo, A detailed pencil drawing of a battlefield scene filled with soldiers and horses spread across a grassy plain, with groups of marchers and mounted officers concentrated toward the center and sides, some soldiers wearing tall hats and shakos and others in different uniforms, a few figures seated or kneeling tending to wounded comrades, several fallen figures lying on the ground, a man on horseback gesturing with an outstretched arm surrounded by other mounted officers, banners and standards held by troops, a dense crowd of infantry in the background stretching toward distant tree lines and buildings, a large sky with faint cloud outlines above the scene, and decorative cursive script along the lower margin that is part of the image.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B36_018
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
37.8Mo (8.1Mo) / 33.5cm x 28.3cm / 3956 x 3339 (300dpi)