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The Battle of Sedan, a pivotal event during the Franco-Prussian War, unfolded from 1 to 2 September 1870. The battle's map showcases the strategic maneuvers and clashes that took place in this historic conflict. Created by R. Walker in 1872, it provides a visual representation of the battlefield where two mighty forces clashed. One notable image depicts Napoleon III and Bismarck at a weaver's cottage in Donchery on 2 September 1870. This meeting holds immense significance as it marked the turning point for Napoleon III, who would soon surrender to his Prussian adversaries. Another engraving portrays French prisoners of war captured during the Battle of Sedan. Their faces reflect both exhaustion and despair, serving as a haunting reminder of the human cost incurred during warfare. A vivid chromolitho captures the intense street battles that erupted in Bazeilles on 1 September 1870. The clash between opposing forces brought chaos and destruction to this small town as soldiers fought fiercely for control. "The Capitulation of Sedan" is an artwork that immortalizes the moment when defeat was sealed for Napoleon III's army. It symbolizes not only their surrender but also France's loss in this significant battle. A colored engraving offers an overview of all battles fought throughout the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871). This depiction serves as a testament to the scale and duration of this devastating conflict. An engraving shows General View of the Battle of Sedan from King William I's vantage point atop a hill—a perspective that allowed him to witness his troops' triumph firsthand. On September 2nd, 1870, another historical moment occurred: Napoleon III surrendered himself—an act depicted in "Surrender of Napoleon III. " This image encapsulates both humiliation and resignation within its frames. French Marines are showcased through another colored engraving—symbols representing bravery amidst adversity.