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Destruction of Heidelberg by the French under General Ezechiel Melac, 2 March 1689 - Heidelberg Castle Fire - 1689 - Nine Years War - War of the Grand Alliance - War of the League of Augsbur -
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Destruction of Heidelberg by the French under General Ezechiel Melac, 2 March 1689 - Heidelberg Castle Fire - 1689 - Nine Years War - War of the Grand Alliance - War of the League of Augsbur -
XEE4161372 Destruction of Heidelberg by the French under General Ezechiel Melac, 2 March 1689 - Heidelberg Castle Fire - 1689 - Nine Years War - War of the Grand Alliance - War of the League of Augsbur - Fire of the castle of Heidelberg bombed by French forces of General Ezechiel du Mas, Count of Melac (1630-1704) during the War of the League of Augsbur Petersburg, in 1689 and 1693 - engraving after Dietzs painting - by Dietz, Feodor (1813-1870) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Destruction of Heidelberg by the French under General Ezechiel Melac, 2 March 1689 - Heidelberg Castle Fire - 1689 - Nine Years War - War of the Grand Alliance - War of the League of Augsbur - Fire of the castle of Heidelberg bombed by French forces of General Ezechiel du Mas, Count of Melac (1630-1704) during the War of the League of Augsbur Petersburg, in 1689 and 1693 - engraving after Dietzs painting -); Stefano Bianchetti
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This print captures the devastating aftermath of the Destruction of Heidelberg by the French under General Ezechiel Melac on 2 March 1689. The image showcases the Heidelberg Castle Fire, a tragic event that occurred during the Nine Years War, also known as the War of the Grand Alliance and War of the League of Augsburg. The engraving, based on Dietz's painting, depicts a scene filled with chaos and destruction. The castle is engulfed in flames, billowing smoke filling the sky. It serves as a haunting reminder of war's destructive power and its impact on historical landmarks. French forces led by General Ezechiel du Mas, Count of Melac (1630-1704), are responsible for this brutal attack during the War of the League of Augsburg Petersburg in 1689 and 1693. Their relentless bombing campaign reduced parts of Heidelberg Castle to ruins. This artwork not only portrays an important moment in history but also evokes emotions such as sadness and awe at witnessing such devastation. It serves as a powerful testament to human conflict and its consequences. Stefano Bianchetti's skillful reproduction allows us to reflect upon past events while appreciating their artistic representation. This print from Fine Art Finder reminds us to cherish our cultural heritage and strive for peace amid turbulent times.
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