Study for The Battle of Waterloo
Around the empty spaces for the arm and head of Fremantle, Wellington’s aide-de-camp, Pieneman drew a group of infantrymen firing their muskets at the enemy. Extra ammunition was carried onto the battlefield in chests. Such details are more visible in Pieneman’s drawings than in his painting. However, oil proved a better medium for representing musket shots and the associated smoke.
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Study for The Battle of Waterloo
Around the empty spaces for the arm and head of Fremantle, Wellington’s aide-de-camp, Pieneman drew a group of infantrymen firing their muskets at the enemy. Extra ammunition was carried onto the battlefield in chests. Such details are more visible in Pieneman’s drawings than in his painting. However, oil proved a better medium for representing musket shots and the associated smoke.
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Gift of J.A. van Dongen, Amsterdam
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Schenking van de heer J.A. van Dongen, Amsterdam
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Around the empty spaces for th ...... hots and the associated smoke.
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Rondom de lege vlakken voor de ...... lieverf weer beter tot uiting.
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RP-T-1964-99
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Rijksmuseum
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Studie voor De Slag bij Waterloo
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Study for The Battle of Waterloo
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c. 1824
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ca. 1824
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breedte 483 mm
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height 300 mm
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hoogte 300 mm
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width 483 mm
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Collectie: tekeningen
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Collection: drawings
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