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STC255674 Capture of the Galeass of Simeon Rais, corsair, illustration from Pregi della Toscana Nell Imprese piu Segnalate de Cavalieri di Santo Stefano by Fulvio Fontana, engraved by H. Vincent, 1701 (engraving) by Italian School, (18th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Florentines defeat the Ottoman Turks; published in Florence, 1701; Knights of San Stefano f. by Cosimo I di Medici to fight pirates and defend the coast against the Turks; Simeon Rais was a Muslim pirate; ); The Stapleton Collection; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 23381104
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The captivating print titled "Capture of the Galeass of Simeon Rais, corsair" takes us back to a significant historical event. Created in 1701 by an anonymous Italian artist and engraved by H. Vincent, this illustration is part of the Pregi della Toscana Nell Imprese piu Segnalate de Cavalieri di Santo Stefano by Fulvio Fontana. The scene depicts a fierce naval battle between Florentine forces and Ottoman Turks off the coast. The Knights of San Stefano, established by Cosimo I di Medici to combat pirates and protect against Turkish invasions, are seen valiantly fighting against Simeon Rais, a Muslim pirate notorious for his seafaring exploits. With intricate detail and precision, the print showcases rowers propelling galleys through choppy waters as both sides clash head-on. The horizon reveals distant islands while towns along the coastline bear witness to this intense confrontation. This artwork not only captures the essence of maritime warfare but also symbolizes the struggle between Christianity and Islam during that era. It serves as a testament to Florence's determination in defending its shores against external threats. Preserved in private collection today, this engraving offers us a glimpse into history—a reminder of past conflicts fought on seas far away from our modern lives.
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