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Man-of-War which carried King Henry VIII to the Field of Cloth of Gold, c. 1880 (litho)
KW441356 Man-of-War which carried King Henry VIII to the Field of Cloth of Gold, c.1880 (litho) by Holbein the Younger, Hans (1497/8-1543) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Field of Cloth of Gold is the name given to the site in northern France where King Henry VIII of England met King Francis I of France in June 1520 to strengthen the peace following the Anglo-French treaty of 1514; Illustration from Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages by Paul Lacroix, published London c.1880; ); Ken Welsh; German, out of copyright
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Anglo French Diplomacy Diplomatic Early Modern Francis I Galleon Galleons Henry Viii Man Of War Sails Shipping Treaty Warship
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This lithograph print, titled "Man-of-War which carried King Henry VIII to the Field of Cloth of Gold" takes us back in time to a significant moment in history. The image depicts a magnificent ship sailing through calm waters, its majestic sails billowing in the wind. This vessel played a crucial role in transporting King Henry VIII of England to the renowned Field of Cloth of Gold. The Field of Cloth of Gold holds great historical significance as it was where King Henry VIII met with King Francis I of France in 1520. Their meeting aimed to strengthen the peace between their nations following the Anglo-French treaty signed six years prior. This lithograph beautifully captures this diplomatic event and offers a glimpse into life during the Middle Ages. Created by Hans Holbein the Younger, this artwork is an illustration from Paul Lacroix's book "Military and Religious Life in the Middle Ages". Published around 1880, it provides valuable insights into Tudor-era diplomacy and transportation methods. As we admire this print, we are transported back to an era when ships like these were at the forefront of international travel and communication. The intricate details showcased on this man-of-war emphasize its grandeur and highlight its importance as a symbol for both naval power and royal prestige. This lithograph serves as a visual reminder that art has always been instrumental in preserving our history and allowing us to appreciate remarkable moments such as these for generations to come.
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