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Fireworks in Moscow on 1 January 1704 on the Occasion of the Capture of the Swedish Fortress Nyenskans, 1705. Artist: Schoonebeek (Schoonebeck), Adriaan (1661-1705)
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Fireworks in Moscow on 1 January 1704 on the Occasion of the Capture of the Swedish Fortress Nyenskans, 1705. Artist: Schoonebeek (Schoonebeck), Adriaan (1661-1705)
Fireworks in Moscow on 1 January 1704 on the Occasion of the Capture of the Swedish Fortress Nyenskans, 1705. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg
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Adriaan 1661 1705 Baltic Sea Charles Xii Charles Xii Of Sweden Firework Great Northern War Illumination Peter I Russian Army Russian Swedish War Schoonebeek Schoonebeck Schwedish Army Tsar Peter I
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This print captures the grandeur and spectacle of the fireworks display in Moscow on 1 January 1704, commemorating the capture of the Swedish Fortress Nyenskans. Created by renowned artist Adriaan Schoonebeek, this artwork is a testament to his mastery in capturing historical events with intricate detail. The image showcases a mesmerizing scene illuminated by bursts of vibrant colors against the night sky. The baroque-style fireworks cascade gracefully, creating an enchanting atmosphere that fills every corner of Moscow. This momentous occasion marked a significant victory for Tsar Peter I and his Russian army during the Great Northern War against Charles XII of Sweden. As we delve into this piece, we are transported back in time to witness history unfold before our eyes. The etching technique employed by Schoonebeek adds depth and texture to each element depicted – from the architectural beauty of Nyenskans to the meticulously crafted firework explosions. Through this artwork, we gain insight into not only military triumphs but also cultural exchanges between nations as Holland's influence can be seen through Schoonebeek's artistic style. It serves as a reminder that art has always been intertwined with historical events and plays an essential role in preserving our collective memory. Now housed within the esteemed State Hermitage collection in St. Petersburg, this print stands as a testament to both artistic brilliance and pivotal moments in world history.
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