The Battle of Ramillies between the French and the Allied Powers; 23 May 1706; Battle at Ramillies on 23 May 1706; between the Allied forces under the command of Marlborough and Nassau-Ouwerkerk against the united French; Spanish and Bavarian troops under the command of Maarschalk de Villeroy. On the left some tall trees; on the right on the third plan the ridge; on which lie Folx-les-Caves and Jandreouille and; in the future; the plateau of Mont St. Andr? In the foreground a cavalry battle that took place on the left flank of the Allied army against the right flank of Villeroy. To the right in the corner is a staff with supposedly a portrait of Marlborough on a black horse. The rider on the back may be Major General Murray. He who looks more like a citizen might be Sicco Goslinga; the deputy of the States General who was added to the Allied army. To the left of the center; just behind the great cavalry battle; Allied cavalry and charge are executed against the infantrymen of the two crowns; who await them with felled peaks. More to the rear; the main force of the Allies; under the command of Lord Orteney; attacks the center of the Franco-Spanish-Bavarian lines; under Villeroy and Elector Maximilian Emanuel van Beiren; those at Ramillies and further north; at Offus and Autreglise (Anderkerk) were prepared; battle; Ramillies-Offus; Jan van Huchtenburg; 1706 - 1710; canvas; oil paint (paint); h 116 cm x w 153 cm d 5 cm