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Franco-Prussian War: Withdrawal of the second Corps of the Army of the Rhine by Ars-Laquenexy

Franco-Prussian War: Withdrawal of the second Corps of the Army of the Rhine by Ars-Laquenexy


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Franco-Prussian War: Withdrawal of the second Corps of the Army of the Rhine by Ars-Laquenexy

Franco-Prussian War: Withdrawal of the second Corps of the Army of the Rhine by Ars-Laquenexy, on the road to Metz. The rural population fled after the battle of Forbach, Moselle, Lorraine, France

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Army Battle Franco Prussian War Lorraine Metz Moselle Population Road Rural Battle Of Forbach Fled Forbach Withdrawal


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This 19th-century engraving, titled "Franco-Prussian War: Withdrawal of the second Corps of the Army of the Rhine by Ars-Laquenexy" offers a poignant glimpse into a significant moment in history. The scene depicts a desolate road leading to Metz, where the second Corps is retreating after the intense battle of Forbach. The aftermath is evident as the rural population flees their homes, seeking refuge from the ravages of war. The artist skillfully captures this somber atmosphere through intricate illustrative techniques commonly seen during that era. This vintage print exudes a retro charm and transports us back to an age when engravings were highly valued for their ability to convey historical events with remarkable detail. As we delve into this historic artwork, it serves as a reminder of the Franco-Prussian War's impact on Lorraine, France. It invites contemplation about how conflicts shape societies and force innocent civilians to abandon their livelihoods in search of safety. Through its evocative portrayal, this nineteenth-century engraving not only showcases artistic prowess but also preserves an important chapter in our collective memory. Its presence reminds us to reflect upon past struggles and appreciate those who have endured hardships for future generations' well-being.

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