The Attack upon the Village of Blenheim in which were taken twenty-eight battalions and twelve squadrons of dismounted dragoons, being the best troops of France

The Attack upon the Village of Blenheim in which were taken twenty-eight battalions and twelve squadrons of dismounted dragoons, being the best troops of France

One of a suite of 5 hand colored engravings; this one a hand colored engraving by Van der Gucht after Laguerre; cavalry and infantry combat in river and on field above river. One of a suite of 5 hand colored engravings; this one a hand colored engraving by Van der Gucht after Laguerre; cavalry and infantry combat in river and on field above river. Large upright folio, matted; plate mark; margins intact; worn. London, Parker Gallery, 1950.
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Original record
The Attack upon the Village of Blenheim in which were taken twenty-eight battalions and twelve squadrons of dismounted dragoons, being the best troops of France
Collection
Prints, Drawings and Watercolors from the Anne S.K. Brown Military Collection
Usage
Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement
No Copyright - United States
Creator(s)
Bowles, Carington, 1724-1793 (printer of plates)
Laguerre, Louis, 1663-1721 (artist)
Van der Gucht (engraver)
Subject(s)
Blenheim, Battle of, Blindheim, Bavaria, Germany, 1704
Engravings (Prints)
London, Parker Gallery
Type
still image
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