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Vienna Print Cycle, Conquering Tabor Island on the Outskirts of Leopoldstadt, 1683
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Vienna Print Cycle, Conquering Tabor Island on the Outskirts of Leopoldstadt, 1683
CZA228707 Vienna Print Cycle, Conquering Tabor Island on the Outskirts of Leopoldstadt, 1683 (engraving) by Hooghe, Romeyn de (d.1708); 16.3x20 cm; Czartoryski Museum, Cracow, Poland; (add.info.: Second Ottoman Siege of Vienna, 1683; Turkish led by Kara Mustafa (d.1683); Polish under Jan Sobieski III, John allied to Emperor Leopold I (1640-1705); ); Dutch, out of copyright
Media ID 18253589
© Czartoryski Museum, Cracow, Poland / Bridgeman Images
Battlements Chaos Drawbridge Moat Qara Ramparts Turks
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The Vienna Print Cycle, Conquering Tabor Island on the Outskirts of Leopoldstadt, 1683 is a captivating engraving that depicts a pivotal moment in history. The artwork showcases the Second Ottoman Siege of Vienna in 1683, where Turkish forces led by Kara Mustafa clashed with Polish troops under Jan Sobieski III and Emperor Leopold I. In this scene, chaos reigns as soldiers armed with swords and spears engage in fierce combat. The composition beautifully captures the landscape surrounding Tabor Island, situated on the outskirts of Leopoldstadt. A river flows beneath a drawbridge while austere battlements and towers loom overhead. The print conveys the intensity of battle through its intricate details - from the swirling waters to the soldiers' determined expressions. The artist, Hooghe Romeyn de (d. 1708), skillfully portrays both sides locked in conflict amidst ramparts and a moat. This historical event marked a turning point as it ultimately resulted in victory for Jan Sobieski III's alliance against the Ottoman Empire. The print serves as an important reminder of past struggles and triumphs that have shaped our world today. Displayed at Czartoryski Museum in Cracow, Poland, this remarkable piece offers viewers an opportunity to reflect upon the bravery and sacrifices made during times of war. It stands as a testament to human resilience and serves as an inspiration for future generations striving for peace amidst turmoil.
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