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English goods burnt in Amsterdam (pen, ink & wash on paper) (b / w photo)
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English goods burnt in Amsterdam (pen, ink & wash on paper) (b / w photo)
XIR164801 English goods burnt in Amsterdam (pen, ink & wash on paper) (b/w photo) by Monnet, Charles (1732-after 1808); 13.5x10.1 cm; Musee National du Chateau de Malmaison, Rueil-Malmaison, France; (add.info.: Brulement des marchandises anglaises a Amsterdam; illustration for History of France during Empire of Napoleon the Great engraved by F.A. David; ); French, out of copyright
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Bonfire Destroying First Empire Import Imports Merchandise Napoleonic Restriction Sanctions
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The print captures a historical moment of destruction and defiance. Titled "English goods burnt in Amsterdam" the image depicts a scene where pen, ink, and wash on paper are used to vividly portray the burning of English merchandise. Measuring 13.5x10.1 cm, this artwork is housed at the Musee National du Chateau de Malmaison in Rueil-Malmaison, France. The illustration serves as an accompaniment to the History of France during the Empire of Napoleon the Great engraved by F. A. David. It showcases an event that took place during Napoleon's reign - a trade embargo imposed on England leading to the destruction of their goods in Amsterdam. Intriguingly, this act symbolizes more than just economic warfare against Britain; it represents resistance against foreign influence and control over trade routes. The bonfire depicted here signifies not only physical destruction but also a powerful statement made by Holland against British imports. With soldiers standing guard nearby, this image encapsulates both military might and economic strategy employed during Napoleon's First Empire (1804-1814). It reminds us that history is often shaped by political decisions that impact commerce and international relations. This photograph from Fine Art Finder transports us back in time to witness a significant moment when nations clashed through restrictions, sanctions, and fiery acts like these – all aimed at asserting dominance over global trade networks.
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