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The King visiting Kustrin, August 1758 (colour litho)
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The King visiting Kustrin, August 1758 (colour litho)
STC429775 The King visiting Kustrin, August 1758 (colour litho) by Rochling, Carl (1855-1920); Private Collection; (add.info.: Frederick the Great (1712-86) King of Prussia in Kustrin; Der Konig auf den Trummeru Kustrins August 1758; Seven Years War; ); The Stapleton Collection; German, out of copyright
Media ID 22674238
© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images
Aftermath Damage Despair Devastation Rubble Wreckage Prussian
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The King's Visit to Kustrin - A Glimpse into the Aftermath of War
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. This photo print, titled "The King visiting Kustrin, August 1758" offers a poignant glimpse into the devastating aftermath of war. Captured in vibrant color lithography by Carl Rochling, it portrays Frederick the Great, the esteemed King of Prussia, amidst the wreckage and ruins of Kustrin. In this scene from August 1758 during the Seven Years War, we witness a town ravaged by destruction and despair. The once-thriving village now lies in ruins as rubble litters its streets. The desolation is palpable as buildings crumble and smoke billows from charred remains. Despite this grim setting, Frederick stands tall among the devastation. His presence exudes strength and resilience amid adversity. It is a testament to his leadership that he ventures into these shattered lands to assess firsthand the consequences of war on his people. Through this powerful image captured by Rochling's skilled hand, we are transported back in time to witness both the physical damage inflicted upon Kustrin and its inhabitants' emotional turmoil. This photograph serves as a stark reminder of war's destructive force while also highlighting humanity's ability to endure even in times of great hardship. As part of The Stapleton Collection held privately but shared with us through Bridgeman Images, this historical artifact reminds us not only of our past but also urges us to strive for peace and unity in our present world
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