The Duke of Wellington and his Staff Crossing the Bidassoa and Entering France, 1813, engraved by Matthew Dubourg fl.1813-20 from Historic, Military and Naval Anecdotes, pub. by Edward Orme 1774-c.1820 1818

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"The Duke of Wellington and his Staff Crossing the Bidassoa and Entering France, 1813" is a historical print engraved by Matthew Dubourg, an artist active from 1813 to 1820, known for his work in the field of military and naval illustration. The print was published in 1818 as part of "Historic, Military and Naval Anecdotes," a collection of works released by Edward Orme, a publisher and print seller who operated from 1774 to around 1820. The original painting from which the engraving was made was created by Stephen Francis Dutilh Rigaud, an artist recognized for his depictions of military and historical scenes.

This particular print captures a significant moment during the Peninsular War, specifically the crossing of the Bidassoa River by the Duke of Wellington and his staff in 1813. This event marked the entry of British-led Allied forces into France, signaling a turning point in the campaign against Napoleon's forces. The crossing of the Bidassoa was a strategic military maneuver that underscored the Duke of Wellington's tactical acumen and contributed to his reputation as one of the foremost military commanders of his time.

The engraving by Dubourg is notable for its attention to detail and its ability to convey the drama and significance of the historical event. It reflects the style and artistic conventions of early 19th-century military art, characterized by its emphasis on heroism, the grandeur of the landscape, and the meticulous depiction of military attire and equipment.

As a piece of historical documentation, "The Duke of Wellington and his Staff Crossing the Bidassoa and Entering France, 1813" serves not only as an artistic representation of a pivotal moment in European history but also as a cultural artifact that offers insight into the period's artistic and patriotic values. The work is an example of how art and history intertwine, providing a visual narrative that complements the written records of the era's significant military achievements.

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