The Battle of Ramillies between the French and the Allied Powers, 23 May 1706, Battle at Ramillies on 23 May 1706, between the Allied forces under the command of Marlborough and Nassau-Ouwerkerk against the united French, Spanish and Bavarian troops under the command of Maarschalk de Villeroy. On the left some tall trees, on the right on the third plan the ridge, on which lie Folx-les-Caves and Jandreouille and, in the future, the plateau of Mont St. André. In the foreground a cavalry battle that took place on the left flank of the Allied army against the right flank of Villeroy. To the right in the corner is a staff with supposedly a portrait of Marlborough on a black horse. The rider on the back may be Major General Murray. He who looks more like a citizen might be Sicco Goslinga, the deputy of the States General who was added to the Allied army. To the left of the center, just behind the great cavalry battle, Allied cavalry and charge are executed against the infantrymen of the two crowns, who await them with felled peaks. More to the rear, the main force of the Allies, under the command of Lord Orteney, attacks the center of the Franco-Spanish-Bavarian lines, under Villeroy and Elector Maximilian Emanuel van Beiren, those at Ramillies and further north, at Offus and Autreglise (Anderkerk) were prepared, battle, Ramillies-Offus, Jan van Huchtenburg, 1706 - 1710, canvas, oil paint (paint), h 116 cm × w 153 cm d 5 cm

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