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VANDAL INVASION OF AFRICA. The landing of the Vandals in North Africa, 5th century A. D. Line engraving

VANDAL INVASION OF AFRICA. The landing of the Vandals in North Africa, 5th century A. D. Line engraving


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VANDAL INVASION OF AFRICA. The landing of the Vandals in North Africa, 5th century A. D. Line engraving

VANDAL INVASION OF AFRICA. The landing of the Vandals in North Africa, 5th century A.D. Line engraving

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5th Century African Battle Invasion Landing Mediterranean Sea North Africa Plunder Ship Violence Warrior Troop Vandal


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This line engraving captures the dramatic moment of the Vandal invasion of Africa in the 5th century A. D. The image showcases an exterior view of a chaotic scene, as a fleet of imposing ships approaches the shores of North Africa. These ancient vessels, brimming with armed warriors and troops, symbolize both power and menace. The print emphasizes the violence and plunder that accompanied this historical event. Men are depicted engaged in fierce battle on land, while others disembark from their ships to join the fray. The artist skillfully portrays the intensity and chaos of warfare through intricate details such as flying arrows, raised swords, and determined facial expressions. The landing itself is a pivotal moment captured in this artwork – it marks the beginning of an era where North Africa would be forever changed by these invading Vandals. The Mediterranean Sea serves as a backdrop to this tumultuous scene, reminding viewers that this conquest had far-reaching implications for trade routes and regional politics during that time period. Overall, this line engraving by The Granger Collection offers viewers a glimpse into an important chapter in African history – one filled with conflict, bravery, and significant cultural shifts brought about by external forces.

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