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The Entrance of Joan of Arc (1412-31) into Orleans on 8th May 1429 (oil on canvas)
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The Entrance of Joan of Arc (1412-31) into Orleans on 8th May 1429 (oil on canvas)
XIR101748 The Entrance of Joan of Arc (1412-31) into Orleans on 8th May 1429 (oil on canvas) by Scherrer, Jean-Jacques (1855-1916); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Orleans, France; (add.info.: Jeanne d Arc Victorieuse des Anglais; ); French, out of copyright
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Banner French Heroine La Pucelle Dorleans Maid Of Orleans Medieval Town Martyr
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The Entrance of Joan of Arc into Orleans on 8th May 1429" captures the triumphant moment when the French heroine, Joan of Arc, arrives in the medieval town to liberate it from English occupation. Painted by Jean-Jacques Scherrer, this oil on canvas masterpiece showcases the bravery and determination of a young woman who would go down in history as a symbol of resistance. Mounted on her majestic horse and adorned in shining armor, Joan leads an awe-inspiring procession through the crowded streets. The atmosphere is electric with anticipation as townspeople gather to witness their savior's arrival. Banners flutter proudly above them, displaying their unwavering support for their courageous leader. The painting not only depicts a military victory but also represents a spiritual triumph. As Saint Joan rides through the city gates, her divine mission becomes evident - she is destined to defeat the English and restore France's sovereignty. Scherrer's attention to detail brings every element to life; from the intricate armor adorning Joan's figure to the expressions of joy and relief on the faces of those around her. This artwork serves as a testament to both historical events and artistic excellence. Displayed at Musee des Beaux-Arts in Orleans, France, this print immortalizes one of history's most iconic moments – an enduring reminder that even against all odds, courage can lead nations towards liberation.
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