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Egir · 4th May 2013, 06:43 PM

2 Michael

I am too very interested in a large resolution (7MB) copy of Melchior Feselen's Battle of Alesia. Could I ask you to send me a copy on ngegir@yandex.ru, or, alternately, on ngegir@gmail.com.

I am currently researching depictions of renaissance and early modern engagements (or historical/fictional engagements by artists of the era) for my PhD, and found this source especially interesting. I had seen an overview in Hale's Artists and Warfare in the Renaissance (marked as "Siege of Alesia" there), but it's in B&W and, of course, very little of the detail can be seen.

Kind regards,

Nikolai A.G.

4th May 2013, 06:43 PM	#19
Egir Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: London Posts: 1	Alesia 2 Michael I am too very interested in a large resolution (7MB) copy of Melchior Feselen's Battle of Alesia. Could I ask you to send me a copy on ngegir@yandex.ru, or, alternately, on ngegir@gmail.com. I am currently researching depictions of renaissance and early modern engagements (or historical/fictional engagements by artists of the era) for my PhD, and found this source especially interesting. I had seen an overview in Hale's Artists and Warfare in the Renaissance (marked as "Siege of Alesia" there), but it's in B&W and, of course, very little of the detail can be seen. Kind regards, Nikolai A.G.