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| Description | Johann Tserklaes (a.k.a. Tserclaes), Count Tilly, Field-marshall, also Generalissimo of the Imperial Troops and Army of the League (1559–1632); engraved after a photograph of the painting by Anthonis van Dyck in the Pinacotthek (presumably the Alte Pinakothek) at Munich. |
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| Source | H.F. Helmolt, History of the World, Volume VII, Dodd Mead 1902. Detail of plate between pages 296 and 297. |
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