Frontispiece to Drawings of Several Movements by Soldiers

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Frontispiece to Drawings of Several Movements by Soldiers

Stefano della BellaLinkedCulture matchlcp-ac49726f2561

Date
1644
Medium
Etching on ivory laid paper
Culture
Italy
Department
Prints and Drawings
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Object ID
33313

For the subject of this work, della Bella chose the movements of soldiers toward and through a town, which is recognizable as Arras. He dedicated the work to Henry du Plesseys, Count of Roche-Guyon, whose coat of arms appears in the first and second plates.

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John H. Wrenn Fund

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AAT300041273

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