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View of the Fire and Bombardment of the City of Antwerp on 27 October 1830, Under the Command of His Excellency Lieutenant General Baron D.H. Chassé; with the Position of His Majesty's Squadron Under the Command of Captain at Sea, Jonkheer J.E. Lewe van Aduard
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View of the Fire and Bombardment of the City of Antwerp on 27 October 1830, Under the Command of His Excellency Lieutenant General Baron D.H. Chassé; with the Position of His Majesty's Squadron Under the Command of Captain at Sea, Jonkheer J.E. Lewe van Aduard

Willem Hendrik Hoogkamer · 1830 - 1831 · etching; aquatint; paper

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The bombardment of Antwerp by the Dutch warships under the command of General Chassé, from the Scheldt, 27 October 1830. In the center between the ships the gunboat of Van Speyk, to the right the burning warehouse. At the bottom in the margin the names of the depicted ships and their commanders.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
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printJan van SpeykDavid Hendrik baron ChasséJan Evert Lewe van AduardbombardmentAntwerpScheldeBombardement van Antwerpen
Credit lineGezigt van den Brand en Beschieten der stad Antwerpen op den 27 october 1830, onder het bevel van Z. Exc.e Luit.t Gener.l Baron D.H. Chassé; met de positie van Z.M. Smaldeel onder kommando van den Kap. 1830 - 1831. Willem Hendrik Hoogkamer. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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