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Scandal of the Tower of Nesle: Princess Marguerite of Burgundy (1290-1315) in the cell of the French philosopher and priest Jean Buridan (Joannes Buridanus) (1292-1363) (Tour de Nesle affair)
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Scandal of the Tower of Nesle: Princess Marguerite of Burgundy (1290-1315) in the cell of the French philosopher and priest Jean Buridan (Joannes Buridanus) (1292-1363) (Tour de Nesle affair)
ELD4890791 Scandal of the Tower of Nesle: Princess Marguerite of Burgundy (1290-1315) in the cell of the French philosopher and priest Jean Buridan (Joannes Buridanus) (1292-1363) (Tour de Nesle affair: princess Margaret of Burgundy visiting the philosopher and priest Jean Buridan in his jail) Engraving from "L'alcove des queens" Private by Jules Beaujoint collection; (add.info.: Scandal of the Tower of Nesle: Princess Marguerite of Burgundy (1290-1315) in the cell of the French philosopher and priest Jean Buridan (Joannes Buridanus) (1292-1363) (Tour de Nesle affair: princess Margaret of Burgundy visiting the philosopher and priest Jean Buridan in his jail) Engraving from "L'alcove des queens" Private by Jules Beaujoint collection); Photo © The Holbarn Archive
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This print captures a moment of scandal and intrigue from history, depicting Princess Marguerite of Burgundy visiting the French philosopher and priest Jean Buridan in his jail cell during the infamous Tower of Nesle affair. The engraving, part of the "L'alcove des queens" collection by Jules Beaujoint, offers a glimpse into a tumultuous period in European royalty.
Princess Marguerite's expression is one of curiosity and perhaps sympathy as she engages in conversation with Buridan, who appears contemplative yet resigned to his fate. The image conveys a sense of tension and drama, hinting at the complex relationships and power dynamics at play within the royal court.
The historical context adds layers of meaning to this portrait, highlighting themes of betrayal, loyalty, and political intrigue. Princess Marguerite's presence in the jail cell symbolizes her defiance against societal norms and expectations for women of her station.
Through this photo print, we are transported back in time to witness a pivotal moment in European history that continues to captivate audiences centuries later. It serves as a reminder that even behind bars, great minds like Buridan's can still engage in profound conversations that challenge conventional wisdom.
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