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The Romans nearly overpower the army of Julius Civilis through the treachery of a Batavian, 1600-13 (oil on panel)
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The Romans nearly overpower the army of Julius Civilis through the treachery of a Batavian, 1600-13 (oil on panel)
7412457 The Romans nearly overpower the army of Julius Civilis through the treachery of a Batavian, 1600-13 (oil on panel) by Veen, Otto van (otto Venius) (1556-1629); 38--52 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; (add.info.: by Otto van Veen
In 69-70 AD the Batavian people were led by Julius Civilis to rise against Roman troops.)
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The Romans nearly overpower the army of Julius Civilis through the treachery of a Batavian, 1600-13 (oil on panel) by Otto van Veen captures a pivotal moment in history. In this intense battle scene, we witness the clash between Roman troops and the rebellious Batavian people led by Julius Civilis in 69-70 AD. The painting showcases an array of weaponry and armor, highlighting the fierce determination of both sides. The artist's meticulous attention to detail brings forth a vivid depiction of war with its chaos and violence. Helmets with visors protect warriors as they engage in combat on horseback, creating a dynamic atmosphere filled with movement. The composition is enriched by a colorful landscape that serves as the backdrop for this historical event. Van Veen masterfully portrays not only human figures but also numerous animals scattered throughout the battlefield, adding another layer of complexity to this monumental confrontation. This artwork symbolizes more than just a military conflict; it represents rebellion against oppression and resistance against imperial rule. It reminds us of ancient Rome's vast empire and its encounters with those who dared challenge their authority. Displayed at Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, this painting stands as an important testament to Dutch history and European heritage. Through Van Veen's skillful brushstrokes, we are transported back in time to witness one crucial chapter in our collective past.
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