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Armored medieval leader raises an eagle banner amid fighting soldiers on a rocky cliff below a castle tower.

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Otto der Grosse von Wittelsbach befreit das Deutsche Heer in der Veroneser Klause 1155 (19th century), Ernst Förster. Via artnap.com

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A chromolithographic print in which a helmeted armored leader in a blue tunic raises a golden banner bearing a black double-headed eagle while his men fight among rocks and tree trunks below a fortified tower. The scene is set on a cliff above a river valley, with soldiers on the battlement and in the lower slopes. The print is titled Otto der Grosse von Wittelsbach befreit das Deutsche Heer in der Veroneser Klause 1155, after a fresco by Ernst Förster, and was published by Piloty & Loehle in Munich.