Slag bij Gembloers, 1578 Pugna Gemblacensis seu Boueensis Io. Austriaco Gubernatore 1578 (titel op object), RP-P-1990-192, Johann Wilhelm Baur, between 1630 and 1632

Slag bij Gembloers, 1578 Pugna Gemblacensis seu Boueensis Io. Austriaco Gubernatore 1578 (titel op object), RP-P-1990-192, Johann Wilhelm Baur, between 1630 and 1632

Identificationtitle(s): battle of gembloers, 1578. Pugna gemblacensis seu boueensis io. Austriaco gubernatore 1578 (title on object). Object type: print history print object number: rp-p-1990-192. Catalog reference: fmh 769-(ii). Fmh 454-a/9. Hollstein german 13-23. Description: battle of gembloers, january 31, 1578. Battle in which the state army is defeated by the army of farnese. In the distance the towns of namen and gembloux. Above a banner with the title and legend a-p in latin. Manufacturing. Manufacturer: photographer: johann wilhelm baur (listed on object). Place of manufacture: rome. Dating: 1630 - 1632. Physical features: etching. Material: paper technique: etching. Dimensions: plate edge: h 291 mm × b 415 mmdescriptionused as an illustration in: famiani stradae romani e societate iesv de bello belgico. Romae: typis francisci corbeletti, 1632 (dl. 1), fol. 336. Subject: what: battle, battle of gembloers. When: 1578-01-31. Where: gembloux, names. Credit line: donation from mr. And mrs. Wiertz, amsterdam. Acquisition: donation 1990. Date: between 1630 and 1632.
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