Steuben Collection
"Steuben: A Prussian-Born Soldier Who Shaped American History" Baron Friedrich von Steuben, a remarkable figure in American history, was born in Prussia in 1730
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"Steuben: A Prussian-Born Soldier Who Shaped American History" Baron Friedrich von Steuben, a remarkable figure in American history, was born in Prussia in 1730. This steel engraving from 1857 captures the essence of this influential soldier, showcasing his dedication and bravery. In the Battle of Tours painting by Charles de Steuben, we witness another historical event - Charles Martel's triumph over the invading Moors in 732 AD, and is fascinating to see how different artists with the name they have contributed to capturing significant moments throughout history. One such moment is depicted in an artwork titled "America - George Washington and Baron von Steuben. " This portrayal showcases their partnership during the American Revolutionary War when General George Washington sought Steuben's expertise to train and discipline his troops. Together, they played a pivotal role in securing America's independence. Moving forward through time, we encounter Charles de Steuben once again with his depiction of Napoleon Bonaparte's death. The artist skillfully captures the solemnity surrounding this historic event that occurred in 1821 or later reimagined by Henry Wolf as "Death of Napoleon I" in 1896. Steering away from military scenes, we find Anton Reicha immortalized through a portrait created by yet another talented artist named Steuben. This composition pays homage to the renowned composer Anton Reicha (1770-1836), highlighting both his musical genius and artistic representation skills. General Steuben continues to be remembered for his contributions even today as evidenced by a piece titled "General Steuben 1730-1794" from 1934. His legacy lives on as he remains an inspiration for future generations who admire his leadership qualities and commitment to freedom. Charles de it also delves into other realms beyond warfare; one example being Marie-Antoine Careme (1784-1833).