Bataille de Fleurus, 8 messidor an II (26 juin 1794), pendant laquelle le ballon captif militaire observe tous les mouvements de l armee autrichienne (engraving)

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Bataille de Fleurus, 8 messidor an II (26 juin 1794), pendant laquelle le ballon captif militaire observe tous les mouvements de l armee autrichienne (engraving)

5228266 Bataille de Fleurus, 8 messidor an II (26 juin 1794), pendant laquelle le ballon captif militaire observe tous les mouvements de l armee autrichienne (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bataille de Fleurus, 8 messidor an II (26 juin 1794), pendant laquelle le ballon captif militaire observe tous les mouvements de l armee autrichienne. Illustration for La Navigation Aerienne by J Lecornu (3rd edition, Vuibert & Nony, 1910).); © Look and Learn

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1794 Aerial Aeroplane Aeroplanes Air Vehicle Airfraft Airplane Airplanes Autrichienne Ballon Captif Fighter Aircraft Juin L Armee Larmee Militaire Motor Plane Observe Pendant Plane Tous

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The captivating engraving "Bataille de Fleurus, 8 messidor an II (26 juin 1794), pendant laquelle le ballon captif militaire observe tous les mouvements de l armee autrichienne" takes us back to a significant moment in history. Created by the French School in the 19th century, this print showcases a pivotal event during the Battle of Fleurus on June 26,1794. Intriguingly, it depicts a military captive balloon observing all movements of the Austrian army from above. This early form of aerial reconnaissance was revolutionary for its time and highlights the innovative spirit of human flight exploration. The image offers a glimpse into how aviation played an essential role even before airplanes existed. The artist's attention to detail transports us to that historic day when this observation balloon became an invaluable asset for strategizing against enemy forces. The engraving captures not only the intensity of battle but also emphasizes the significance of air power as a means of gaining tactical advantage. This artwork is part of La Navigation Aerienne illustrated by J Lecornu and published in Vuibert & Nony's third edition in 1910. It serves as both historical documentation and artistic representation, reminding us how transportation has evolved over time and showcasing one remarkable moment where technology met warfare on new frontiers.

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