Hallart, Ludwig Nicolaus von (sold)
Hallart, Ludwig Nicolaus von (1659 - 1727) was a Saxon nobleman, diplomat and soldier. Little is known of his education and youth, but he appears to have been an able engineer with a specialty in fortifications. He drew a series of maps and views between 1685 and 1688 chronicling Germman battles with the Turkish Empire along the Danube, which would be published by Michael Wening: the publisher was court engraver for Maxmilian II Emanuel, the Elector of Bavaria, for whom Wening produced engravings to celebrate the Elector's victories in these wars against the Ottoman Empire. In 1700 he was sent to lead the siege works at Narva: the Russian defeat of the first battle of Narva saw him captured by the Swedes. He was freed in a prisoner exchange in 1705. Hallart remained in Russian service. He foughtin the campaigns in Little Russia in 1708-09, and with the Saxon army in Germany in 1712-13. He produced writtend descriptions of a number of his campaigns, including an unprinted account of the Great Northern War which has been found in the National Archives in Saint Petersburg.
A Celebrated Victory.
Facies Budae, Regiae Metropolis Hungariae Ab Aquilinis Romani Imperii, et Bavarici Leonis unguibus, simul et viribus Brandeburgicis unanimiter coadunatis, belli flammis undique deformatae, et Infidelium manibus, auxiliante gratiâ Divinâ, victricibus demúm armis ereptae. Die 2. Sept. Anno 1686.
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This is an extremely rare political broadsheet map of Budapest, Hungary. It was engraved by Michael Wening to celebrate the September 2, 1686 victory of combined Holy League forces led by the Duke of Lorraine and the Elector of Bavaria over the Turkish forces occupying Buda, Hungary. (more details)