Count Of Anjou Collection
"Exploring the Legacy of the Count of Anjou
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"Exploring the Legacy of the Count of Anjou: From Enamel Effigies to Historical Engravings" Step into history with a captivating journey through the life and times of the Count of Anjou. Delve into his fascinating world as you gaze upon the intricate representation of Geoffrey V on his tomb at Le Mans Cathedral, beautifully captured by artist Lemercier in 1849. Ermengarde, daughter of Fulk IV the Quarreler, comes to life before your eyes in her regal attire - a tall headdress with a veil, adorned in a red velvet dress trimmed with fur. Her hands delicately hold a book, symbolizing knowledge and wisdom. This enchanting painting from the Abbey of Redon near Vannes transports you back to medieval times. Witness knights on horseback clad in helmets and hauberks from an 11th-century psalter alongside Geoffrey V himself proudly displaying his shield embellished with four lions rampant. These depictions offer glimpses into battles fought and victories won during this era. The melancholy end of Conradin leaves an indelible mark on history through its poignant engraving. Feel the weight of tragedy as you contemplate this powerful image. King Henry II's pivotal moment is immortalized when he presents the papal bull that granted him authority over Ireland. This engraving captures both power and ambition intertwined within historical events. Geoffrey Plantagenet, known for his influential role as Count of Anjou, is brought to life through detailed engravings showcasing his commanding presence. Henry II's reign continues to captivate minds even today; an unknown creator masterfully portrays him in 1830 - a testament to enduring fascination surrounding this monarch's legacy. Experience King John at Poitiers through two different lenses - one from 1890 depicting him amidst political turmoil and another from 1773 where Edward The Black Prince waits upon him as a prisoner.