Defeat of the Ottoman army during the siege of Vienna, Gaspar Bouttats, 1686 print Title print from a book about the victory of the Coalition Poland Austria and the Holy Roman Empire on the Ottoman army. The print shows the battlefield of the liberation of Vienna in 1683. In the middle of the print the Polish king Jan Sobieski, who makes its way through an Ottoman army unit on horseback. The Turks die under his sword and the weapons of his cohort. One of the Polish soldiers conquers the Ottoman banner. The print has a French and Dutch caption: 'Veroven der Groote Standaert and Nederlaeg der Tu

Defeat of the Ottoman army during the siege of Vienna, Gaspar Bouttats, 1686 print Title print from a book about the victory of the Coalition Poland Austria and the Holy Roman Empire on the Ottoman army. The print shows the battlefield of the liberation of Vienna in 1683. In the middle of the print the Polish king Jan Sobieski, who makes its way through an Ottoman army unit on horseback. The Turks die under his sword and the weapons of his cohort. One of the Polish soldiers conquers the Ottoman banner. The print has a French and Dutch caption: 'Veroven der Groote Standaert and Nederlaeg der Tu Stock Photo

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Defeat of the Ottoman army during the siege of Vienna, Gaspar Bouttats, 1686 print Title print from a book about the victory of the Coalition Poland Austria and the Holy Roman Empire on the Ottoman army. The print shows the battlefield of the liberation of Vienna in 1683. In the middle of the print the Polish king Jan Sobieski, who makes its way through an Ottoman army unit on horseback. The Turks die under his sword and the weapons of his cohort. One of the Polish soldiers conquers the Ottoman banner. The print has a French and Dutch caption: 'Veroven der Groote Standaert and Nederlaeg der Turks' - 'Prise du Grand Estendart et defaicte entiere des Turcqs'. Antwerp paper etching hand-to-hand fighting (~ battle). Asiatic races and peoples: Turks. (military) standard-bearer Vienna

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