1700s Replica Oil Painting of "The Battle" by Wouwerman

This dramatic early 18th-century oil painting is a faithful replica of “The Battle” by Dutch Golden Age painter Philips Wouwerman, whose original work dates to circa 1650. Known for his dynamic compositions and masterful depiction of equestrian scenes, Wouwerman’s influence extended well beyond his lifetime, inspiring collectors and artists alike.

Painted in the early 1700s, this version captures the intensity and movement of the original—horsemen clashing amid swirling dust and stormy skies. The artist has echoed Wouwerman’s skillful use of light and shadow to bring energy and atmosphere to the battlefield, while preserving the composition’s layered narrative and depth.

Set in its original giltwood frame with timeworn edges and rich patina, this piece is both a historical homage and a stunning decorative statement. Ideal for libraries, studies, or any space that honors art with soul and story.

A rare and compelling tribute to one of the Dutch Masters—where legacy lives on in paint and gold.

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