Fouquet, Jean – A battle between Romans and Carthaginians, probably the battle of Cannae (216 BCE). Page from a manuscript Ancient history to Caesar and the deeds of the Romans much of which has been lost. 1470-1475 Parchment, 44, 8 x 33, 4 cm. R.F. 7251 Part 4 Louvre

Part 4 Louvre – Fouquet, Jean -- A battle between Romans and Carthaginians, probably the battle of Cannae (216 BCE). Page from a manuscript Ancient history to Caesar and the deeds of the Romans much of which has been lost. 1470-1475 Parchment, 44, 8 x 33, 4 cm. R.F. 7251
1470-75, 45х33

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