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Emperor Charles V visiting the Fuggers, 1882 (litho)
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Emperor Charles V visiting the Fuggers, 1882 (litho)
446538 Emperor Charles V visiting the Fuggers, 1882 (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The immense wealth of the Fugger family as bankers and merchants had a decisive influence in the support of the Habsburg dynasty and consequently on European politics in the early Renaissance period. Jakob Fugger (1459-1525)made considerable contributions to secure the election in 1519 of the Spanish king Charles V (1500-58) to become Holy Roman Emperor. Jakob Fugger also funded the marriages which later resulted in the Houseof Habsburg gaining the kingdoms of Bohemia and Hungary; illustration from A Pictorial History of the Worlds Great Nations, from the earliest dates to the present time by Charlotte Mary Yonge, published in New York in 1882;
); Prismatic Pictures; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22672560
© Prismatic Pictures / Bridgeman Images
Banker Bankers Charles Quint Charles V Charles V 1500 1558 Charles V Holy Roman Emperor 1500 1558 Emperor Charles 5 Emperor Charles V Habsbourg Habsburg Hapsburg Holy Roman Emperor Merchants Fugger
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This lithograph print captures the historic moment of Emperor Charles V visiting the influential Fugger family in 16th century Germany. The image showcases the immense wealth and power of the Fuggers, who were renowned bankers and merchants during this period. Their financial support played a crucial role in securing Charles V's election as Holy Roman Emperor in 1519. The Fuggers' significant contributions extended beyond politics, as they also funded strategic marriages that ultimately led to the House of Habsburg gaining control over Bohemia and Hungary. This further solidified their influence on European affairs during the early Renaissance era. Published in 1882 as part of "A Pictorial History of the World's Great Nations" this illustration by Charlotte Mary Yonge offers a glimpse into an important chapter in European history. It highlights not only the close relationship between banking and political power but also sheds light on how individual families could shape entire dynasties. Through its intricate details and expert craftsmanship, this litho transports viewers back to a time when emperors sought alliances with wealthy merchant families like the Fuggers to strengthen their reigns. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are reminded of how economic forces have always intertwined with political ambitions throughout history.
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