Hannibal crossing the Rhone by Henri Motte (1878-1894)

Monochrome print of war elephants and soldiers crossing a river on a wooden raft, with a burning village on the far bank.

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A monochrome print shows war elephants carrying armored riders across a wooden raft on a turbulent river, while soldiers push and pole the raft forward. A rowboat with oarsmen sits at the lower right and smoke rises from a burning settlement on the far bank. The work is titled Hannibal crossing the Rhone and is attributed to Henri Motte, dated 1878-1894.

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1878-1894

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