
Attaque et Victoire de Saint Nicolas près de Nidau
Francois Aloys Muller · 1774-1816
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Attaque et Victoire de Saint Nicolas près de Nidau, Francois Aloys Muller (1798). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Francois Aloys Muller died in 1816; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-coloured print showing a battle scene with mounted cavalry charging along a dirt road in the foreground, cannons firing amid drifting smoke, and infantry lines advancing across a wooded hillside. Fallen soldiers and an overturned gun carriage lie among the wooden fences. The work is attributed to Francois Aloys Muller and dated 1798.


















