The Siege of Malta: Flight of the Turks, 13 September 1565 by Matteo Perez d'Aleccio

The Siege of Malta: Flight of the Turks, 13 September 1565

Matteo Perez d'Aleccio

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The Siege of Malta: Flight of the Turks, 13 September 1565

This is the seventh of eight pictures commemorating the Siege of Malta in 1565. It documents the rout of the final Turkish expedition against Medina by the relief force on 13 September. After the relieving force of Don Garcia de Toledo had landed on the west side of the island, the Turks prepare to leave. In the central foreground is the fortress of Medina (seen in the foreground) from which the Knights and relieving troops are driving the Turks north-west to their galleys.
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  • Image reference: L9745

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