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The King dispensing justice, from the National Law Codes of Magnus Eriksson (1319-64) c
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The King dispensing justice, from the National Law Codes of Magnus Eriksson (1319-64) c
XIR173134 The King dispensing justice, from the National Law Codes of Magnus Eriksson (1319-64) c.1450 (vellum) by Swedish School, (15th century); Uppsala University Collection, Sweden; (add.info.: The King rendering Justice; ); Swedish, out of copyright
Media ID 22916384
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Making Nordic Ruling Sceptre Scroll
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The King Dispensing Justice - A Glimpse into Medieval Scandinavian Governance
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. This print showcases a remarkable illuminated manuscript from the 15th century, known as "The National Law Codes of Magnus Eriksson". The image depicts an awe-inspiring scene where the King himself is seen seated on his majestic throne, adorned with a Nordic crown and holding a sceptre. With great authority and wisdom, he is shown carrying out the sacred duty of dispensing justice. The attention to detail in this medieval artwork is truly mesmerizing. The intricate gothic design elements and vibrant colors bring life to every stroke of the brush. The King's regal presence exudes power and nobility, while his posture reflects deep contemplation as he peruses an ancient scroll containing laws that govern his realm. This masterpiece offers us a glimpse into the ruling practices of medieval Scandinavia. It highlights not only the monarch's role as a law maker but also their responsibility in upholding justice within society. As we delve into history through this photograph, we are transported back to an era where royalty played an integral part in maintaining order and ensuring fairness for all subjects. Preserved at Uppsala University Collection in Sweden, this vellum manuscript serves as a testament to both artistic skill and historical significance. Its timeless beauty continues to captivate viewers today, reminding us of our shared human desire for just governance throughout centuries past.
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