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The Siege of La Rochelle [plate 7 of 16; set comprises 1952. 8. 97-112], 1628 / 1631
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The Siege of La Rochelle [plate 7 of 16; set comprises 1952. 8. 97-112], 1628 / 1631
The Siege of La Rochelle [plate 7 of 16; set comprises 1952.8.97-112], 1628/1631
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Atlantic Ocean Callot Jacques Callote Jacques Callotti Jacques Etching And Engraving Fleet Huguenot Iacopo Callott Jacques Callot Naval Ship Ocean Protestant Protestantism Sailing Ships Siege Siege Of La Rochelle Siege Warfare Warships Baroque Era Battlefield Sailing Ship Warship
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This print captures the intensity of "The Siege of La Rochelle" during the 17th century. Plate 7 of a larger set, this artwork by Jacques Callot depicts the armed forces engaged in battle on the coast of France. The baroque era is beautifully portrayed through Callot's etching and engraving technique. In this scene, we witness a fleet of naval ships sailing across the Atlantic Ocean towards La Rochelle, an important location during the Huguenot rebellions. As a stronghold for Protestantism, it became a target for siege warfare led by Christian forces. The image showcases the chaos and devastation that war brings upon a country. Soldiers can be seen fighting fiercely on land while warships dominate the sea. The artist skillfully captures every detail, from intricate ship designs to soldiers' uniforms. "The Siege of La Rochelle" serves as both historical documentation and religious commentary. It symbolizes not only France's geographical features but also its heritage art and cultural significance. Jacques Callot's print transports us back to this tumultuous period in history when religion played a pivotal role in shaping conflicts. This artwork reminds us of the sacrifices made by those involved in warfare while highlighting humanity's enduring struggle for power and freedom at sea and on land.
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