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The subject of battle or scenes related to war are present throughout the history of Western art and beyond. Evidence of this can be found in ancient mosaics, such as the famous Battle of Issus, now preserved at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. Executed for celebratory, historiographical, or narrative purposes, battle paintings remained popular until the Romantic period of 19th-century history painting.

The work is highly interesting from a historical perspective as it is a commemorative print documenting wartime events. Naturally, as required by this function, the style is highly didactic, designed to create an eloquent and evocative illustration of the event. From this perspective, therefore, style takes second place, and the drawing technique used to achieve a detailed account, with attention to historical detail, takes on greater importance.

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