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Plan of the Battle of Mollwitz on the 10th April, 1741 (pen & ink on paper)
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Plan of the Battle of Mollwitz on the 10th April, 1741 (pen & ink on paper)
XPH312458 Plan of the Battle of Mollwitz on the 10th April, 1741 (pen & ink on paper) by German School; Historisches Museum der Stadt, Vienna, Austria; (add.info.: Plan der Schlacht bei Mollwitz; A) Das preussische Rauchsignal zum Angriff: The prussian smoke signal to attack; B)Hauptquartier Neippergs: Headquarters of Neipperg; C)Der Rueckzug der Oesterreicher: withdrawal of the Austrians; Prussian battle with Austria with King Frederick II (1712-86); army led by Neipperg; war; ); out of copyright.
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Media ID 18255021
© Historisches Museum der Stadt, Vienna, Austria / Bridgeman Images
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This pen and ink print showcases the "Plan of the Battle of Mollwitz on the 10th April, 1741" by an unknown German artist. Housed in the Historisches Museum der Stadt in Vienna, Austria, this historical artifact offers a glimpse into a significant moment in European military history. The intricate details of this battle plan reveal the strategic maneuvers employed during the clash between Prussia and Austria. The image highlights key elements such as A) The Prussian smoke signal signaling their attack, B) Neipperg's headquarters serving as a crucial command center, and C) The Austrians' withdrawal from the battlefield. Led by King Frederick II, also known as Frederick the Great, this intense confrontation marked an important turning point in European politics and warfare. As tensions rose over territorial disputes involving Silesia—a province located within present-day Czech Republic—the battle at Mollwitz became inevitable. This artwork not only captures the essence of military strategy but also provides insight into political motivations behind invasions and fortifications. It serves as a reminder of how land disputes shaped history and influenced power dynamics among nations. While copyright restrictions may apply to this piece due to its age, it remains a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts alike. Its presence is a testament to our fascination with both artistry and historical events that have shaped our world today.
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