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French soldiers building a pontoon bridge at the Battle of Arcole, Italy, 1796 (colour litho)

French soldiers building a pontoon bridge at the Battle of Arcole, Italy, 1796 (colour litho)


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French soldiers building a pontoon bridge at the Battle of Arcole, Italy, 1796 (colour litho)

3098568 French soldiers building a pontoon bridge at the Battle of Arcole, Italy, 1796 (colour litho) by Chartier, Henri Georges Jacques (1859-1924) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: French soldiers building a pontoon bridge at the Battle of Arcole, Italy, 1796. Illustration from Le Figaro Illustre, 1894.); © Look and Learn

Media ID 22622826

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Arcola Arcole Batlefield Battlefiled Bidge Constructing Fire Woods Firewood Firwood French Revolutionary Wars Kindling Pedestrian Bridge Planks Pontoon Site Of Battle Stone Bridge Supsension Bridge Timber Wooden Bridge Battle Field Battle Of Arcole


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This print captures the intense and strategic efforts of French soldiers as they construct a pontoon bridge during the Battle of Arcole in Italy, 1796. The image showcases the meticulous construction process with soldiers carrying planks of wood across the battlefield to create a sturdy pathway over treacherous waters. The scene is filled with determination and resilience, as these brave men work tirelessly amidst the chaos and danger of war. Each soldier plays their part in this vital operation, highlighting their unwavering commitment to victory. The vibrant colors brought by Henri Georges Jacques Chartier's lithograph bring this historical moment to life, allowing us to witness firsthand the ingenuity and resourcefulness displayed by these French troops. The bridge serves as a symbol of unity and progress amidst conflict, connecting both sides of the battlefield for strategic advantage. This remarkable illustration was featured in Le Figaro Illustre in 1894, reminding us of its enduring significance even decades after its creation. It stands as a testament to not only the bravery and skill of those involved but also highlights the importance placed on infrastructure during times of war. As we admire this artwork today, we are reminded that history is shaped by countless moments like these – where ordinary individuals rise above adversity to accomplish extraordinary feats.

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