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John pays homage to the Papal legate, 1213, illustration from Hutchinson
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John pays homage to the Papal legate, 1213, illustration from Hutchinson
STC293146 John pays homage to the Papal legate, 1213, illustration from Hutchinsons Story of the British Nation, c.1923 (litho) by Woodville, Richard Caton II (1856-1927) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: King John (1166-1216) submitting to Pandulf, the Papal Legate at Dover; ); The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23384016
© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images
Archbishop Of Canterbury Barons Enthroned Pope Innocent Iii Submission Submitting Vassal Rulers Stephen Langton
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In this print, titled "John pays homage to the Papal legate, 1213" we are transported back in time to witness a significant moment in British history. The illustration, taken from Hutchinson's Story of the British Nation circa 1923, depicts King John humbly submitting to Pandulf, the Papal Legate at Dover. The scene is filled with symbolism and power dynamics as King John kneels before Pandulf, representing his submission not only to the Pope but also acknowledging his vassal status. The archbishop of Canterbury, Stephen Langton, stands beside them as a witness to this historic event. Richard Caton Woodville II masterfully captures the tension and weight of this encounter through intricate lithography. Every detail is meticulously rendered - from the regal attire worn by King John to the expressions on each character's face - conveying their respective roles within this pivotal moment. This image serves as a reminder of how religion and politics were deeply intertwined during medieval times. It showcases both the authority held by religious figures such as Pandulf and highlights King John's willingness to compromise for political stability. Preserved in a private collection today, this engraving offers us an opportunity to reflect upon Britain's rich historical tapestry and its complex relationship between church and state. It invites us into a world where loyalty was tested and alliances were forged under watchful eyes; an era that shaped modern-day England forevermore.
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