A black and white linoleum cut print shows five 18th-century soldiers with torches, some setting houses ablaze in a street scene.

A black and white illustration in the style of an linoleum cut print, only lines, no continous picture. Five 18th-century soldiers, dressed in white coats and trousers, dark insignia and dark tricorn hats, are scattered along a street, carrying no swords. One carries a burning stick like torch and is entering a house with a smashed wooden door; this house not are burning like anothers and have the second-story windows covered with wooden shutters closed; two others soldiers come walking from the back of the street with burning sticks like torches, setting houses ablaze. The doors of the houses are broken; they are rustic stone houses with plastered joints, two stories high with simple curved tile roofs. The second-story windows were once covered with wooden shutters, now open; some houses have windows with simple grilles on the ground floor next to the door, while others have one o two doors instead. The doors of the houses are broken. The houses in the background are burning. It is daytime; the smoke and fire contrast sharply with the daylight. Block-print style, high contrast, no detail, thick black lines Mehr sehen