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Joan of Arc in Prison, 1825. Artist: Paul Delaroche
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Joan of Arc in Prison, 1825. Artist: Paul Delaroche
Joan of Arc in Prison, 1825. Joan, in chains, is interrogated by a prelate in scarlet. Behind his chair a secretary stands recording the interrogation in a book. Joan of Arc (c1412-1431), French patriot and martyr, was tried for heresy and sorcery and burnt at the stake in the market place at Rouen, 30 May 1431. From the Wallace Collection, London
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Joan of Arc in Prison, 1825: A Glimpse into the Martyr's Ordeal". This print captures a pivotal moment in history, depicting Joan of Arc's imprisonment during her trial for heresy and sorcery. Painted by the talented artist Paul Delaroche, this artwork showcases the French patriot and martyr chained and interrogated by a scarlet-clad prelate. Behind them, a secretary diligently records every word exchanged in a leather-bound book. The image evokes both sympathy and admiration for Joan as she faces her accusers with unwavering resolve. Her chains symbolize not only physical restraint but also the constraints imposed upon women during that era. As one of France's most revered figures, Joan challenged societal norms by defying gender expectations and leading armies to victory during the Hundred Years' War. Delaroche masterfully employs color symbolism throughout this piece; the cardinal's scarlet robe signifies power while also alluding to religious authority. The presence of notes and books highlights the importance of documenting every detail meticulously—a reminder of how history is shaped through written accounts. Joan's eventual fate as she was burnt at the stake in Rouen adds an element of tragedy to this poignant scene. However, her unwavering faith and courage continue to inspire generations even today. Displayed at London's Wallace Collection, this oil painting serves as a powerful testament to Joan’s indomitable spirit amidst adversity—an enduring tribute to an extraordinary woman who sacrificed everything for her beliefs.
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