Plan de la Bataille de Fredelingue Gagnée Sur les Imperiaux par l’Armée du Roy commandeé par Mr. Le Marquis de Villars le 14. Octobre 1702.

Article ID EUD5075

Title

Plan de la Bataille de Fredelingue Gagnée Sur les Imperiaux par l’Armée du Roy commandeé par Mr. Le Marquis de Villars le 14. Octobre 1702.

Plan of the Battle of Fredelingue Gagnée Sur les Imperiaux par l'Armée du Roy commandé par Mr. Le Marquis de Villars le 14. octobre 1702. Copper engraving shows the surroundings of Weil am Rhein between Lörrach, Grenach, Basel, Hüningen with troop positions and a description of the battle at the left and lower margin. The Battle of Friedlingen was a battle of the War of the Spanish Succession. It took place on October 14, 1702 in the border triangle at the gates of Basel and about 60 km south of Freiburg im Breisgau. The battlefield covered Friedlingen, Weil, Haltingen (today all districts of Weil am Rhein) and Tüllingen (today a district of Lörrach). At the end of the battle there was no clear winner. However, a unification of the French troops with the Bavarians was prevented for the first year of the war.

Year

ca. 1705

Artist

Fer, de

Place of Publication Paris
Dimensions (cm)23,5 x 34 cm
ConditionPerfect condition
Coloringoriginal colored
TechniqueCopper print

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28.50 €

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