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Plate 2: The city of Rome taken by Constable of Bourbon, from the Triumphs of Charles V
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Plate 2: The city of Rome taken by Constable of Bourbon, from the Triumphs of Charles V
Plate 2: The city of Rome taken by Constable of Bourbon, from the Triumphs of Charles V, 1614
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The print titled "Plate 2: The city of Rome taken by Constable of Bourbon, from the Triumphs of Charles V" captures a significant historical event from the 17th century. Taken by Cornelis Boel, a Netherlandish artist, this image showcases the aftermath of an intense battle in Rome during the sack of the city. In this powerful scene, we witness an army led by Constable of Bourbon attacking and conquering Rome under the command of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor. The photograph highlights the destruction caused by warfare as buildings lay in ruins and smoke fills the air. Boel's attention to detail is evident in his depiction of armed forces wearing intricate armor while storming through the streets. This print serves as a testament to both military strategy and artistic skill. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece offers viewers a glimpse into history while showcasing Antonio Tempesta's influence on Boel's work. It portrays not only a pivotal moment but also reflects on themes such as power dynamics between countries and concepts like conquest. As we observe this image captured centuries ago, it reminds us that art has always played a crucial role in documenting our past and preserving our heritage for generations to come.
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