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Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
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Battle with Vercingetorix

In C. Julii Caesaris quae extant, London: Jacob (I) Tonson (publisher), [by mid-March] 1712 (Warsaw, BUW, St.Dr.), no 53

no 53 (76 of 135 in-Urus figures)
no 52
no 54
Details
  • printing: impression
  • engraving
  • etching
  • paper
  • page: figure
  • book decoration: illustration
Matrices
  • Joseph Mulder (printmaker), Battle with Vercingetorix (Tonson)
Actors
  • Joseph Mulder (baptised 11 January 1658 - buried 1 February 1742) printmaker
Places
  • London production place : [by mid-March] 1712
Design

Joseph Mulder (printmaker), Battle with Vercingetorix (Tonson) Part of Set of plates for Caesar's Commentarii in folio (Tonson 1712) ◼

In-Urus interactions
  • ⇥ Battle with Vercingetorix (Societas Albritiana) Part of Set of plates for Caesar's Commentarii (Societas Albritiana 1737) ◼
  • ⇤ Andrea Palladio (printmaker), Battle with Vercingetorix (Franceschi) Part of Set of Palladio's illustrations for Caesar's Gallic War (Franceschi; Toglietti; Misserini) ◼
Expert view
Iconography description
  • Aggressive relationships of C. Julius Caesar (Iconclass: 98B(CAESAR)4)
  • Vercingetorix
Narrative

Battle with Vercingetorix (Commentarii de bello Gallico, VII, 66-68)

Functional context

Corpus Caesarianum (Cosmographies, chorographies and chronicles)

Inscriptions, Markings and Mentions
Matrix inscriptions
  • J Mulder Scul
Credits
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  • Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2026-06-13 08:59)

Edited by
  • Grażyna Jurkowlaniec

Last update by
  • Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2026-06-13 08:59)

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