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Francois Ravaillac (1578-1610) French extremist he stabbed to death French king Henri IV in 1610, with portraits of French king Henri IV, queen marie de Medicis and Louis XIII, engraving by Cristoffel van Sichem
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Francois Ravaillac (1578-1610) French extremist he stabbed to death French king Henri IV in 1610, with portraits of French king Henri IV, queen marie de Medicis and Louis XIII, engraving by Cristoffel van Sichem
1760919 Francois Ravaillac (1578-1610) French extremist he stabbed to death French king Henri IV in 1610, with portraits of French king Henri IV, queen marie de Medicis and Louis XIII, engraving by Cristoffel van Sichem by Sichem, Christoffel van the Elder (1546-1624); (add.info.: Francois Ravaillac (1578-1610) French extremist he stabbed to death French king Henri IV in 1610, with portraits of French king Henri IV, queen marie de Medicis and Louis XIII, engraving by Cristoffel van Sichem); © Tallandier
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17e Xviie Siecle 17th Century Atmospheric Famille Royale Royal Family Royals Foggy Foggy Misty Mist Misty Moonlight Narrow Regicide
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This print showcases the infamous figure of Francois Ravaillac, a French extremist who forever altered history with his shocking act of regicide. In 1610, Ravaillac brutally stabbed to death the beloved French king Henri IV, leaving a nation in mourning and disbelief. The engraving by Cristoffel van Sichem skillfully captures this chilling moment in time. Surrounding Ravaillac's haunting portrait are depictions of the royal family he targeted - King Henri IV, Queen Marie de Medicis, and their young son Louis XIII. These portraits serve as a poignant reminder of the tragic loss suffered by France on that fateful day. The misty atmosphere depicted in this artwork adds an air of mystery and foreboding to the scene. It is as if nature itself mourns alongside the grieving nation for its fallen leader. The moonlight peering through the fog creates an ethereal ambiance that further enhances the somber mood. This historical piece not only immortalizes one man's extreme actions but also serves as a testament to the power struggles and political turmoil that plagued 17th century France. Through this engraving, we are transported back in time to witness a pivotal moment in European history – one that forever changed the course of monarchy and politics. As we gaze upon this print from Fine Art Finder, let us remember both the tragedy inflicted upon King Henri IV and his enduring legacy as one of France's most revered monarchs.
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