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Hommages publics rendus dans l'église Sainte Claire de Coïmbra, aux restes d'Ines... 1828. Creator: Gillot Saint-Evre
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Hommages publics rendus dans l'église Sainte Claire de Coïmbra, aux restes d'Ines... 1828. Creator: Gillot Saint-Evre
Hommages publics rendus dans l'eglise Sainte Claire de Coimbra, aux restes d'Ines de Castro, exhumee et proclamee reine du Portugal par les ordres de Don Pedro en 1350, end of 1827 beginning of 1828
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Hommages Publics Rendus dans l'Église Sainte Claire de Coïmbra, aux Restes d'Inès de Castro" is a captivating oil on canvas painting created by the French artist Gillot Saint-Evre in the late 1820s. The painting depicts a group of men and women gathered in the Church of Saint Claire in Coïmbra, Portugal, paying homage to the remains of Inês de Castro, a legendary figure from the 14th century. Inês de Castro was a Portuguese noblewoman who was famously loved by King Pedro I of Portugal, despite the strong opposition of the queen. Their love story ended tragically when Inês was accused of treason and was brutally murdered, along with her sons, in 1355. However, her popularity among the people never faded, and in 1386, 33 years after her death, Pedro I posthumously declared her the Queen of Portugal. This painting captures the moment of Inês's reinterment and proclamation as queen, with the crowd gathered in the church, some in awe, others in mourning, and some in reverence. The painting is rich in color and detail, with the robes of the figures glowing in the dimly lit church, and the expressions on their faces conveying a range of emotions. The painting is a testament to the enduring power of love stories and the role of religion in shaping history. It is a reminder of the importance of preserving our heritage and the stories that define our past. The painting is now housed in one of the Paris museums, Maison de Victor Hugo, and is a popular attraction for art and history enthusiasts. Gillot Saint-Evre, a French artist, expertly captures the essence of this historic moment in this beautiful oil painting, transporting us back in time to witness a significant moment in Portuguese history.
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