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Death of Knight Roland, nephew of Charlemagne, in the battle of Roncesvaux (778
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Death of Knight Roland, nephew of Charlemagne, in the battle of Roncesvaux (778
AIS5335911 Death of Knight Roland, nephew of Charlemagne, in the battle of Roncesvaux (778) between the Arma of Charlemagne and the Saracens. Miniature of the 14th century. by French School, (14th century); Bibliotheque de L Arsenal, Paris, France; eIberfoto; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22875740
© Iberfoto / Bridgeman Images
8 8th Viii Viiith Century 8 Century 8th Century C8th Carolingian Carolingian Dynasty Charlemagne 742 814 Muslim Religion Saracen Viii Century Viiith Century 14 14o Xiv Xivo Secolo 14 14th Xiv Xivth Century 14 Century Catholic Religion Fourteenth Century Medieval Period The 14th Century Xiv Century Xivth Century
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This print captures the dramatic scene of the "Death of Knight Roland, nephew of Charlemagne, in the battle of Roncesvaux (778)". Painted by the French School in the 14th century, this miniature offers a glimpse into a significant historical event. The battle took place between Charlemagne's army and the Saracens during the medieval period. In this intense confrontation, we witness knights clad in armor engaging in fierce combat. The clash between these opposing forces symbolizes not only a military conflict but also represents a clash of religious ideologies. Catholicism and Christianity are at odds with Islam as both sides fight for their beliefs. The central figure is Knight Roland himself, who tragically meets his demise on this battlefield. As a member of Charlemagne's family and an esteemed knight, his death carries great significance within history. This image serves as a reminder of valor and sacrifice that often accompanies war. The intricate details depicted in this miniature showcase the artistic skill prevalent during the 14th century. Every stroke brings to life an era long gone but forever etched into our collective memory. Displayed at Bibliotheque de L'Arsenal in Paris, France, this artwork stands as a testament to human resilience and perseverance throughout history. It reminds us that even amidst chaos and violence, art can capture moments that transcend time itself.
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