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Arrival at Cologne of Fleet of the Tyrant Maximus
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Arrival at Cologne of Fleet of the Tyrant Maximus
3785992 Arrival at Cologne of Fleet of the Tyrant Maximus by French School, (19th century); (add.info.: Arrival at Cologne of Fleet of the Tyrant Maximus'. Led a revolt agains the Roman Emperor Gratian. Fragment after Legend of St. Ursula, painted on her Reliquary by J. Memling, (15th century). Caption: Some of the Vessels conveyed St. Ursula and her companions to the number of eleven thousand, who were put to death by the Barbarians whom the Emperor Gratian has dispatched against the hostile fleet'.
Science and Literature in the Middle Ages by Paul Lacroix, 1878..P. 273); Lebrecht History
Media ID 31725972
© Lebrecht History / Bridgeman Images
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Arrival at Cologne of Fleet of the Tyrant Maximus
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. This 19th-century print transports us back to a tumultuous era in history, depicting the dramatic arrival of the fleet commanded by the infamous Tyrant Maximus. Inspired by the Legend of St. Ursula, this fragment from J. Memling's 15th-century reliquary painting brings to life an extraordinary tale. Intriguingly tinted and meticulously engraved, this artwork showcases some of the vessels that carried St. Ursula and her companions on their ill-fated journey. A staggering number of eleven thousand souls embarked on these ships, only to meet a tragic fate at the hands of barbarians dispatched by Emperor Gratian. The scene evokes both awe and sorrow as we witness this pivotal moment in maritime history during the Middle Ages. The Roman Catholic saint's story intertwines with political unrest and religious devotion, offering a glimpse into a complex tapestry woven centuries ago. With its intricate details and historical significance, this illustration serves as a window into fifteenth-century Europe—a time when faith clashed with power and peril lurked around every corner. It reminds us that even amidst chaos and uncertainty, art has always been there to capture moments that transcend time. As we delve into this enchanting print from Bridgeman Images' collection, let us reflect upon how it illuminates our understanding of past civilizations while inspiring contemplation about our own place in history's grand narrative.
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