Maid Of Orleans Collection
"The Maid of Orleans: A Heroine's Journey and Tragic End" Joan of Arc, a name that resonates through the annals of history
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"The Maid of Orleans: A Heroine's Journey and Tragic End" Joan of Arc, a name that resonates through the annals of history, forever etched as a symbol of bravery and sacrifice. Her story unfolds like an epic tale, filled with triumphs and heart-wrenching tragedy. In the midst of the Hundred Years' War, Joan emerged as a beacon of hope for France. Clad in armor before Orleans, she stood tall against all odds. The magnificent artwork by Lenepveu captures her indomitable spirit, radiating strength and determination. Dante Gabriel Rossetti's portrayal of Joan in 1864 showcases her ethereal beauty intertwined with unwavering resolve, and is a testament to her enduring legacy that continues to inspire artists even today. Newnes Pictorial Book of Knowledge brings us an illustration depicting Joan as the country girl who led a king to victory. This vibrant lithograph encapsulates her remarkable journey from humble origins to becoming a pivotal figure in French history. Yet amidst these moments of glory lies the darkest chapter – the death of Joan at Rouen. In chilling detail, we witness her burning at the stake by English captors who feared her influence on their enemies. The color lithographs vividly depict this tragic event that marked not only France but also humanity itself. The final deeds and execution are immortalized in another haunting lithograph where we see Joan facing her fate with unwavering courage. Jeanne d'Arc est Brulee à Rouen portrays this pivotal moment when she paid the ultimate price for standing up for what she believed in. Through colored engravings and chromolithos, we delve into "The Story of Joan Arc, " reliving each significant moment that shaped her destiny - from leading armies to being unjustly accused and ultimately sacrificed for political gain. Finally, "Joan Arc at Stake" engraving transports us back to that fateful day, May 30th, 1431.