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Conquest of Kristianstad, 1676. From Now and Then, 1887. After copper engraving by C. de Hooghe. Creator: C. de Hooghe (After)
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Conquest of Kristianstad, 1676. From Now and Then, 1887. After copper engraving by C. de Hooghe. Creator: C. de Hooghe (After)
Conquest of Kristianstad, 1676. From Now and Then, 1887. After copper engraving by C. de Hooghe
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Conquest of Kristianstad, 1676: A Historic Depiction of Warfare in Sweden This engraving, titled "Conquest of Kristianstad, 1676," is an intriguing glimpse into the past, showcasing the events of the Scanian War between Sweden and Denmark. Created in the 19th century as a reproduction of a copper engraving by the renowned artist C. de Hooghe, this image offers a captivating and detailed representation of the battlefield. The scene unfolds in the Swedish province of Scania, with Kristianstad as its backdrop. The image is dominated by the chaotic clash of cavalrymen, their horses rearing and charging forward. The riders, dressed in their full military regalia, are depicted with intense focus and determination, their faces etched with the grit and determination of battle. The landscape is a stark contrast to the frenetic activity of the soldiers. The grey, barren terrain is dotted with trees and the remnants of buildings, hinting at the destruction wrought by the conflict. The use of black and white, or 'bw,' adds to the image's historical authenticity and creates a sense of timelessness. This engraving is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Sweden and the Nordic region. It is a reminder of the significant role the armed forces played in shaping the country's history. The Conquest of Kristianstad, 1676, is a fascinating piece of art and history, now preserved and exhibited in various museums and galleries, including the Nordiska Museet in Stockholm, part of the Nordic Museum Foundation. The image is a powerful reminder of the past, offering a glimpse into a time when warfare was a central part of European history. It is a testament to the enduring power of art to capture and preserve history for future generations.
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