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Russian atrocities in Livonia in 1578. From Johann Jakob Wicks Sammlung von Nachrichten... Artist: Anonymous
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Russian atrocities in Livonia in 1578. From Johann Jakob Wicks Sammlung von Nachrichten... Artist: Anonymous
Russian atrocities in Livonia in 1578. From Johann Jakob Wicks Sammlung von Nachrichten.... Found in the collection of Zentralbibliothek Zurich
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Autocrat Grand Duchy Of Moscow History Of Russia Ioann Iv Ivan Iv Ivan Iv Of Russia Ivan Iv The Terrible Ivan The Terrible Kazan Kremlin Livonia Livonian War Moscow Principality Moscow Streltsy Regiments Muscovy Palace Guardsmen Rurik Dynasty Rurikids Russian History Russian Monarchy Schwitzerland Strelets Strelets Troops Streltsy Tsar Tsar Ivan Iv The Terrible Tsar Of Russia Watercolour And Tempera On Paper Wick Koknese
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This photo print, titled "Russian atrocities in Livonia in 1578" offers a haunting glimpse into a dark chapter of Russian history. The anonymous artist skillfully depicts the brutal events that unfolded during the Livonian War, showcasing the ruthlessness of Tsar Ivan IV, also known as Ivan the Terrible. The image transports us to a time when Russia was under the autocratic rule of the Rurik dynasty. It portrays an intense scene from this conflict between Moscow and Livonia, where Strelets troops mercilessly ravaged Koknese. The watercolor and tempera on paper technique employed by the artist adds depth and texture to their depiction. Through this artwork, we witness not only the military might of Muscovy but also its capacity for violence. The composition highlights various aspects of Russian monarchy at that time - from grand duchies to palace guardsmen defending Moscow's interests. Discovered within Zentralbibliothek Zurich's collection, this piece is part of Johann Jakob Wick's Sammlung von Nachrichten (Wickiana). Its inclusion in such an esteemed compilation underscores its historical significance. As we reflect upon this image, it serves as a reminder that history is often marked by both triumphs and tragedies. This fine art print allows us to delve deeper into Russia's past while acknowledging the complexities inherent in understanding any nation's journey through time.
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