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Hannibal attached torches to stampeding cattle

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LAL303116
Image title
Hannibal attached torches to stampeding cattle
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Artist
Baraldi, Severino (b.1930) / Italian
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Location
Private Collection
Medium
gouache on paper
Date
C20th AD
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Clash of Giants: Rome's Darkest Hour. Fabius believed he had Hannibal cornered but the Carthaginian attached torches to stampeding cattle and the Romans thought their enemy was on the move. During the confusion Hannibal and his men slipped away. Original artwork from Look and Learn no. 925 (13 October 1979).

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© Look and Learn / Bridgeman Images
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elephants / escape / carthage / torches / battle of cannae / alps / cattle / carthaginian / hannibal / stampede / fabius / Painting / Mzpainting
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Medium 820 × 1024 px 69 × 87 mm 1.1 MB

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