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In the camp of Bunzelwitz (colour litho)
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In the camp of Bunzelwitz (colour litho)
964568 In the camp of Bunzelwitz (colour litho) by Rochling, Carl (1855-1920); Private Collection; (add.info.: In the camp of Bunzelwitz, Seven Years War, September 1761. Frederick the Great of Prussia speaking with one of his generals. Illustration for Der alte Fritz in funfzig Bildern fur Jung und Alt (Paul Kittel, c 1910). Illustrations by Carl Rochling and Richard Knotel.); © Look and Learn
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Camp Fire Commander Der Alte Fritz Frederick The Great Hohenzollern King Frederick Ii King Frederick The Great Old Fritz Seven Years War Speaking Conversation Prussia Prussian
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In the Camp of Bunzelwitz
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captures a captivating moment in history during the Seven Years War. The vibrant color lithograph by Carl Rochling depicts King Frederick the Great of Prussia engaged in conversation with one of his generals around a campfire. This print, part of a private collection, showcases the talent and attention to detail that Rochling possessed. The scene is set in September 1761, amidst the turmoil and uncertainty of war. The flickering flames illuminate the faces of these esteemed figures as they discuss strategies and tactics for their next move on the battlefield. It is a rare glimpse into an intimate moment between a revered monarch and his trusted commander. Frederick II, also known as "Old Fritz" was renowned for his military prowess and leadership skills. As he confers with his general, we can almost hear their voices carrying through the night air - discussing plans that would shape European history. This artwork not only captures an important historical event but also highlights German culture and heritage. It serves as a reminder of Germany's rich past and its significant contributions to European politics and warfare. Through this stunning lithograph, viewers are transported back to an era where kings held court in tents rather than palaces, where battles were fought under moonlit skies instead of fluorescent lights. "In the Camp of Bunzelwitz" invites us to reflect on our shared human history while appreciating both artistic skill and historical significance.
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