Battle of Malo-Jaroslawitz by Sir Archibald Alison

PAY IN THREE INSTALLMENTS WITH PAYPAL 

The "Battle of Malo-Yaroslawitz," fought on October 24, 1812, during Napoleon's retreat from Russia, is depicted by Sir Archibald Alison with historical precision and strategic detail. This battle pitted French forces, led by Napoleon, against the Russian army under General Kutuzov, in a fierce contest for control of the town of Malo-Yaroslawitz. Alison illustrates troop positions and key military maneuvers at a crucial moment in the Russian campaign, highlighting how the battle represented a significant step in the decisive reversal of Napoleon's forces, marking the beginning of a long and arduous retreat westward.

Alison's work is a historical document that highlights the tactical and logistical difficulties faced by the combatants. The battle is described with emphasis on Russian tactical resistance and French determination, in a conflict that, while not immediately decisive, significantly weakened Napoleon's forces. The map, with its detailed annotations, helps to understand the dynamics of one of the lesser-known but strategically important clashes of the Napoleonic Wars, enhancing the historical rigor and graphic quality typical of Alison's works.

FEATURES

A framed print creates a visual impact worthy of an art gallery. The beveled mounting board around the image is made of genuine museum-quality cardboard: a framed photo is a decorative element for experts.

The special charm of a framed print also lies in its elegant, handmade frame. Each print is protected by crystal-clear acrylic glass.

Product Specifications:
Print: (260 g/m²) with a brilliant white gloss finish
Mounting board: White, 45° bevel cut
Size: 80 x 60 cm
Material: Acrylic glass and wooden frame