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La mort du duc Leopold de Brunswick, pendant l inondation de Brunswick en 1785. (The death of Leopold of Brunswick, during a flood in Brunswick in 1785). Peinture de Pierre Alexandre de Wille (1748-1821). Huile sur toile, 135 x 113 cm, 1785
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La mort du duc Leopold de Brunswick, pendant l inondation de Brunswick en 1785. (The death of Leopold of Brunswick, during a flood in Brunswick in 1785). Peinture de Pierre Alexandre de Wille (1748-1821). Huile sur toile, 135 x 113 cm, 1785
FIA5343836 La mort du duc Leopold de Brunswick, pendant l inondation de Brunswick en 1785. (The death of Leopold of Brunswick, during a flood in Brunswick in 1785). Peinture de Pierre Alexandre de Wille (1748-1821). Huile sur toile, 135 x 113 cm, 1785. Art francais du 18eme siecle. Musee des Beaux Arts Pouchkine, Moscou. by Wille, Pierre Alexandre (1748-1821); Pushkin Museum, Moscow, Russia; Photo © Fine Art Images
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This print captures the tragic event of "La mort du duc Leopold de Brunswick" during a devastating flood in Brunswick, Germany in 1785. Painted by Pierre Alexandre de Wille, this oil on canvas artwork measures 135 x 113 cm and belongs to the French art movement of the 18th century. The scene depicts a tumultuous river engulfing the city, with dark storm clouds looming overhead. In the foreground, we see a rowboat struggling against powerful currents as it attempts to rescue Prince Leopold of Brunswick from his impending doom. The vivid colors used by Wille bring an intense sense of urgency and chaos to the painting. Leopold's fate hangs precariously as he clings onto life while being swept away by the raging waters. This dramatic portrayal evokes feelings of despair and helplessness as witnesses watch from afar, unable to intervene. The artist skillfully captures both the physical danger and emotional turmoil present in this tragedy. Through his masterful brushstrokes, Wille transports us back in time to witness this harrowing event unfold before our eyes. Displayed at Moscow's Pushkin Museum within their collection of French art from the 18th century, this painting serves as a poignant reminder of nature's destructive power and human vulnerability in face of such forces. It stands as a testament to both artistic excellence and historical significance for all who view it today.
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