The Battle of Zama (202 B.C.E.), near Tunis, marked the final victory of the Roman general Scipio against the Carthaginians, led by the military commander Hannibal.
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Grey Heron . Capturing a Gudgeon ( Gobio gobio ). Immature second yearThe African campaign ended with the victory of the Romans at the Battle of Zama (202 B.C.E.) and the glorious return of Scipio, who crossed the Mediterranean sea and landed in Sicily (on the left of the panel).This painting shows a young boy sitting on a wooden rocking chair next to a dark metal stove. He is leaning forward with one arm extended towards the stove door, which is partially open, revealing bright orange light.

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