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Battle of Castillon, 1453 (19th century). Artist: Charles Philippe Auguste Lariviere
Battle of Castillon, 1453 (19th century). A battle in the Hundred Years War in which the French and Breton army defeated the English under John Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury. The painting depicts the moment when Talbots horse falls. The battle was the first in European history in which the use of cannon played a decisive part, and led to the English losing all their territorial possessions in France with the exception of Calais. From the Galerie des batailles (Gallery of Battles), Chateau de Versailles, France
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100 Years War 1st Earl Of Shrewsbury Adult Armor Assaulting Attacker Battling Combat Commander Confrontation Contending Daytime Defense Difficulty Earl Of Earl Of Shrewsbury Endangering Full Body Hazardous Human Being Hundred Years War Illustration And Painting Jeopardizing John Talbot Killing Knight Knighthood Large Group Of People Mounted Only Men Opposing Perilous Person Philippe Protecting Risk Taking Shrewsbury Spear Struggle Talbot Tribulation Warring Whole Body Battlefield Combating Jeopardy Lariviere Military Personnel
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This print captures the intense Battle of Castillon in 1453, as depicted by artist Charles Philippe Auguste Lariviere in the 19th century. The painting showcases a pivotal moment when John Talbot, the 1st Earl of Shrewsbury and leader of the English forces, faces defeat as his horse falls beneath him. This historic battle marked a turning point in European warfare, with cannons playing a decisive role for the first time. As a result of this French and Breton victory, England lost all its territorial possessions in France except for Calais. The artwork displayed here is part of the Galerie des batailles (Gallery of Battles) at Chateau de Versailles in France. It vividly portrays the chaos and brutality of medieval warfare, with knights clad in armor engaging in fierce combat on horseback. The clash between nations is symbolized by fluttering flags and banners representing both sides. Through Lariviere's skillful brushwork and use of color, viewers are transported back to this significant moment from history. The large group of people depicted highlights the scale and magnitude of this conflict that shaped Europe's destiny. This print serves as a powerful reminder not only of war's devastating consequences but also how art can immortalize historical events for generations to come.
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