A painting of men celebrating the end of this event, which both Joshua Reynolds and William Thackeray considered one of the best paintings ever, depicts a portly man draped in a blue flag at the center of a long banquet table. The artist of an allegorical painting of this conflict explained its symbols of a prone architect and the open doors of Janus in an unusual letter to Justin Sustermans. Another artist's 18 images of this conflict include de
A painting of men celebrating the end of this event, which both Joshua Reynolds and William Thackeray considered one of the best paintings ever, depicts a portly man draped in a blue flag at the center of a long banquet table. The artist of an allegorical painting of this conflict explained its symbols of a prone architect and the open doors of Janus in an unusual letter to Justin Sustermans. Another artist's 18 images of this conflict include depictions of the Strappado and the breaking wheel being used in city squares. Over 20 men hang from a single large tree in the best-known engraving from The Miseries of War, Jacques Callot's series on this war. The Fury Alecto leads (*) Mars on, as Venus tries to restrain him, in a painting inspired by this war titled The Consequences of War. For 10 points, van der Helst's Banquet of the Civic Guard in Celebration of the Peace of MÃ¼nster commemorates the end of what war that dominated Europe during Peter Paul Ruben's late career?
A painting of men celebrating the end of this event, which both Joshua Reynolds and William Thackeray considered one of the best paintings ever, depicts a portly man draped in a blue flag at the center of a long banquet table.
Thirty Years War [accept the Peace of MÃ¼nster or Westphalia before "conflict" is read]