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Plate XII from The Stolen Pail (La Secchia Rapita) by Alessandro Tassoni
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Plate XII from The Stolen Pail (La Secchia Rapita) by Alessandro Tassoni
986331 Plate XII from The Stolen Pail (La Secchia Rapita) by Alessandro Tassoni, 1744 (engraving) by Zucchi (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Plate XII from The Stolen Pail (La Secchia Rapita) by Alessandro Tassoni. Engraved by Zucchi (fl. 18th century). Engraving. Published in 1744.); Photo eChristies Images; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 22638838
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1740s 1744 Architectural Feature Armed Banner Bow And Arrow Bucket Citadel Communication Equipment Comrade Container Drawbridge Elevated Elevated View Enemies Engraved Fighter Fort Fortification Historic Event Historical Event Historical Events Italian Art Italian Artist Large Group Media Men Only Mid 18th Century Mid Eighteenth Century Military Area Military Base Military Position Military Rank Military Unit Negative Concept Olden Time Outskirts Pail Plate Prints Seige Siege Stolen Zucchi
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This print showcases Plate XII from The Stolen Pail (La Secchia Rapita) by Alessandro Tassoni, engraved by Zucchi in the 18th century. The image transports us to a time of conflict and military prowess, as we witness a large group of men gathered outside a majestic fortress. With its elevated view, the photograph allows us to observe every intricate detail of this historical scene. The soldiers stand at attention, armed and ready for battle, while communication equipment is strategically placed throughout the fortification. A drawbridge serves as both protection and access point to the castle, hinting at the enemies that lie beyond its walls. Intriguingly negative concepts are also present in this artwork; a stolen pail symbolizes an ongoing conflict or rivalry between two factions. It reminds us that even amidst war, small objects can hold great significance. The composition captures not only the architectural beauty of the citadel but also emphasizes the comradery among these fighters. Each man plays his part in this historic event, united under one banner against their foes. Through this print from Bridgeman Images' collection, we are transported back to mid-18th century Italy where battles were fought with bows and arrows alongside more advanced weaponry. This piece of Italian art serves as a testament to human resilience and our ability to create lasting works that depict significant moments in history.
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