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Seventeenth-century engraving of siege warfare finds new audience

Original: Illustration by Romeyn de Hooghe, from The Works of Mars (1671). Source: Rijksmuseum Available to buy as a print. https:

An illustration by Dutch artist Romeyn de Hooghe, taken from The Works of Mars (1671) and sourced from the Rijksmuseum, is being shared and offered as a print. The engraving depicts fortifications, military diagrams and geometric warfare planning from the era of Louis XIV's campaigns. Its mix of artistry and military engineering continues to draw interest from history and design enthusiasts.

Why now: Public-domain museum archives are increasingly being shared and monetised as prints online.

Romeyn de HoogheRijksmuseumThe Works of Mars

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