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After the Battle, 1695, engraved by Christian Rugendas (1708-81) c. 1740 (engraving)
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After the Battle, 1695, engraved by Christian Rugendas (1708-81) c. 1740 (engraving)
CHT235177 After the Battle, 1695, engraved by Christian Rugendas (1708-81) c.1740 (engraving) by Rugendas, Georg Philipp I (1666-1742) (after); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; (add.info.: probably during the war of the Hapsburg League against Louis XIV; ); eArchives Charmet; German, out of copyright
Media ID 23195308
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Aftermath Care War Wounded Injuries Wound
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captures a poignant moment in history, engraved by Christian Rugendas in the mid-18th century. This powerful image transports us to a war-torn battlefield during the Hapsburg League's conflict against Louis XIV. The scene depicts the aftermath of a fierce battle, revealing both the devastating consequences of war and humanity's resilience. In this print, we witness soldiers strewn across the field, their bodies bearing visible wounds and injuries. The artist skillfully portrays their pain and suffering while also highlighting the tireless efforts of medical professionals attending to them. Amidst chaos and destruction, these dedicated caregivers provide solace and healing to those who have bravely fought for their cause. The composition exudes an atmosphere of somber reflection as smoke lingers in the air and shadows cast long over fallen comrades. It serves as a reminder that even amidst triumph or defeat on the battlefield, there is always an arduous road to recovery for those injured in combat. This engraving not only showcases Rugendas' artistic prowess but also sheds light on themes such as sacrifice, compassion, and human vulnerability during times of conflict. As viewers engage with this historical masterpiece from Bridgeman Images' collection at Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, France; they are compelled to contemplate both our collective past and present-day realities surrounding care for wounded soldiers – reminding us that healing goes beyond physical scars alone.
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