1214 1270 Collection

Embarkment from Saint Louis (Louis IX) (1214-1270) for the 7th Miniature Crusade of
JLJ4647431 Embarkment from Saint Louis (Louis IX) (1214-1270) for the 7th Miniature Crusade of the French School, 15th century

Louis IX (Saint Louis 1214-1270) King of France from 1226. 19th century (trade card in lithograph)
543228 Louis IX (Saint Louis 1214-1270) King of France from 1226. 19th century (trade card in lithograph); (add.info.: Louis being educated by his mother Blanche of Castile who acted as Regent)

Louis IX of France (Saint Louis 1214-1270) dying of plague or dysentery at Tunis on his second Crusade
543225 Louis IX of France (Saint Louis 1214-1270) dying of plague or dysentery at Tunis on his second Crusade. 19th century (trade card in lithograph); Universal History Archive/UIG

France, Languedoc-Roussillon, Gard (30), Aigues Mortes: The statue of Saint Louis By James Pradier (1790-1852), 1880
LUX4707602 France, Languedoc-Roussillon, Gard (30), Aigues Mortes: The statue of Saint Louis By James Pradier (1790-1852), 1880; (add.info.: France, Languedoc-Roussillon, Gard (30)

A young man emptying his chamber pot on the head of king of France Louis IX while he was going to mass at
ELD4951476 A young man emptying his chamber pot on the head of king of France Louis IX while he was going to mass at the Cordeliers in Paris

Statue of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214 - 1270)
ETI4396215 Statue of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214 - 1270).; (add.info.: Statue of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214 - 1270).)

Arrived in France of the treasure of Saint Louis today Relics of the Holy Chapel
ELD4959566 Arrived in France of the treasure of Saint Louis today Relics of the Holy Chapel, composed of the crown of thorns of Christ, a fragment of the True Cross

Philip III the Hardi transports the relics of his father Louis IX (Saint Louis) to the basilica of Saint Denis
ETI4396197 Philip III the Hardi transports the relics of his father Louis IX (Saint Louis) to the basilica of Saint Denis

Portrait of the King of France Louis IX (1215-1270) (Saint Louis). 19th century (engraving)
ELD4843579 Portrait of the King of France Louis IX (1215-1270) (Saint Louis). 19th century (engraving); Private Collection; Photo © The Holbarn Archive

First seal of Louis IX (Saint Louis), the figure seated in majesty, and counter-seal, adorned with a flower of lily
YOU4419860 First seal of Louis IX (Saint Louis), the figure seated in majesty, and counter-seal, adorned with a flower of lily, 1226

First seal of Louis IX (Saint Louis), the figure seated in majesty, and counter-seal, adorned with a flower of lily
YOU4419851 First seal of Louis IX (Saint Louis), the figure seated in majesty, and counter-seal, adorned with a flower of lily, 1226

Louis IX of France (Saint Louis 1214-1270) burying victims of plague at Sayette during the Crusades
543221 Louis IX of France (Saint Louis 1214-1270) burying victims of plague at Sayette during the Crusades. Louis went on two Crusades, 1248 and 1270, dying of plague or dysentery at Tunis

Statue of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214 - 1270)
ETI4396217 Statue of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214 - 1270).; (add.info.: Statue of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214 - 1270).)

Portrait of Blanche de Castille (1188-1252), mother of the future King Louis IX, during her regency
ELD4848879 Portrait of Blanche de Castille (1188-1252), mother of the future King Louis IX, during her regency. Late 19th century (chromolithograph)

Saint Louis taken prisoner in Mansoura, during the 7th Crusade in 1250 - King Louis IX
XEE4160114 Saint Louis taken prisoner in Mansoura, during the 7th Crusade in 1250 - King Louis IX (1214-70) prisoner in Egypt - engraving by Gustave Dore - from History of the Crusades by

Seventh Crusade: King Louis IX was taken prisoner at the Battle of Fariskur on 6 April 1250 (Seventh Crusade)
ELD4955097 Seventh Crusade: King Louis IX was taken prisoner at the Battle of Fariskur on 6 April 1250 (Seventh Crusade: King Louis IX prisoner at the Battle of Fariskur)

Portrait of Saint Louis in prayer
LSE4103067 Portrait of Saint Louis in prayer by French School, (18th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of Saint Louis in prayer); Photo © Leonard de Selva

Portrait of Saint Louis in prayer
LSE4089975 Portrait of Saint Louis in prayer by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of Saint Louis in prayer); Photo © Leonard de Selva

Saint Louis condemns Enguerrand IV de Coucy (1220-1310) - Saint Louis punishing Enguerrand IV of Coucy
XEE4162682 Saint Louis condemns Enguerrand IV de Coucy (1220-1310) - Saint Louis punishing Enguerrand IV of Coucy, 1256 (1882-1884) - After a painting by Olivier Merson by Merson

The armees of Saint Louis ravent the Languedoc in the 13th century - Engraving in "History of the Popes"()
XEE4163691 The armees of Saint Louis ravent the Languedoc in the 13th century - - Engraving in " History of the Popes" ()

Louis IX, King of France (Saint Louis), in military costume mounted on a white horse (symbol of sovereignty)
FLO4674132 Louis IX, King of France (Saint Louis), in military costume mounted on a white horse (symbol of sovereignty). He wears a helm with grill, suit of iron chainmail

Louis IX, King of France (Saint Louis), 1215-1270. He wears his court dress: chapel (bonnet) over short hair
FLO4674111 Louis IX, King of France (Saint Louis), 1215-1270. He wears his court dress: chapel (bonnet) over short hair, a furlined simar over doublet

Seventh Crusade: King of France Louis IX leaving Saint John of Acre to Israel, 1889 (engraving)
ELD4834130 Seventh Crusade: King of France Louis IX leaving Saint John of Acre to Israel, 1889 (engraving) by Demoulin, Gustave (fl.1889); Private Collection; (add.info.: Seventh Crusade)

History of France in the Middle Ages: The King of France Louis IX (Saint Louis)
XEE4170854 History of France in the Middle Ages: The King of France Louis IX (Saint Louis, 1214-1270) comes to the rescue of poor people and distributes bread and money to beggars

History of France in the Middle Ages: Blanche de Castille, queen of France (1188-1252)
XEE4170853 History of France in the Middle Ages: Blanche de Castille, queen of France (1188-1252) directs the education of her son Louis IX (Saint Louis, 1214-1270) aidee of a monk

Stained glass of the cathedrale of Clermont Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome, 63, Auvergne) (stained window)
PCT4295939 Stained glass of the cathedrale of Clermont Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome, 63, Auvergne) (stained window) by Des Granges

La Monarchie francaise en print", drawing by Monsieur Fossey, 1850: Capetiens (1180-1226) Philip II Augustus
LSE4102577 La Monarchie francaise en print", drawing by Monsieur Fossey, 1850: Capetiens (1180-1226) Philip II Augustus, Louis VIII the lion, Blanche de Castille, Louis IX

Crucifixion Christ on the cross surrounded by Saint John the Baptist, Saint Denis, Charles I the Great (Charlemagne)
JLJ4648698 Crucifixion Christ on the cross surrounded by Saint John the Baptist, Saint Denis, Charles I the Great (Charlemagne), Louis IX (Saint Louis), Sainte Madeleine

Crucifixion Christ on the cross surrounded by Saint John the Baptist, Saint Denis, Charles I the Great (Charlemagne)
JLJ4612931 Crucifixion Christ on the cross surrounded by Saint John the Baptist, Saint Denis, Charles I the Great (Charlemagne), Louis IX (Saint Louis), Sainte Madeleine

Detail of a stained glass window in the Cathedrale of Clermont Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome, 63, Auvergne)
PCT4295943 Detail of a stained glass window in the Cathedrale of Clermont Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome, 63, Auvergne) by Des Granges

Reliquary bust of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1225-1270) in silver set with precious stones
JLJ4654228 Reliquary bust of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1225-1270) in silver set with precious stones. Tresor of the cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris - Bust raelise in 1857

Reliquary bust of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1225-1270) in silver set with precious stones
JLJ4654224 Reliquary bust of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1225-1270) in silver set with precious stones. Tresor of the cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris - Bust raelise in 1857

The Battle of Taillebourg won by Saint Louis on 21 July 1242
JLJ4688226 The Battle of Taillebourg won by Saint Louis on 21 July 1242. Taillebourg, a strategic passage between the north of France and the south, by the bridge built over the Charente

King Louis IX or Saint Louis (1214 - 1270) examines the bread of poor people
GIA4764085 King Louis IX or Saint Louis (1214 - 1270) examines the bread of poor people and finds that it is dry. by Unknown Artist

Portrait of Louis IX of France, known as Saint Louis (1214-1270
XEE4167909 Portrait of Louis IX of France, known as Saint Louis (1214-1270) (dynasty of the Capetians). Illustration late 19th century

French historical figures from Charlemagne to Henri IV. From left to right
JLJ4578260 French historical figures from Charlemagne to Henri IV. From left to right and from top to bottom: Hildegarde of Vintzgau (757-783)

Louis IX, known as "Saint-Louis"(1214-1270) rendering justice to all his
XEE4117114 Louis IX, known as " Saint-Louis" (1214-1270) rendering justice to all his subjects in the wood of Vincennes - Designed and engraved by Ambroise Tardieu in 1825

Portrait of Marguerite de Provence (1221 - 1295), Queen of France, wife of Louis IX
XEE4116359 Portrait of Marguerite de Provence (1221 - 1295), Queen of France, wife of Louis IX. Engraving 19th century. by French School

The Battle of Montlhery (1227): The kingdoms and the feodalite - Blanche de Castille
XEE4113771 The Battle of Montlhery (1227): The kingdoms and the feodalite - Blanche de Castille, regente of his son Louis IX matte the revolt of the great feudal

Representation of King Louis IX (or Saint Louis) (1214-1270). Polychrome wood statue
JLJ4625359 Representation of King Louis IX (or Saint Louis) (1214-1270). Polychrome wood statue. Comes from the hunt of the Great relics of the Holy Chapel. 1275-1325. Sun 0.69 m

The death of Saint Louis (Louis IX) (1214 / 1215-1270) in Tunis
XEE4407165 The death of Saint Louis (Louis IX) (1214/1215-1270) in Tunis. Chromolithography of the late 19th century by French School

Seventh Crusade (1248-1254). Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1215-1270), King of France
JLJ4658788 Seventh Crusade (1248-1254). Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1215-1270), King of France, with the crossings after being defeated by the Saracens at Mansourah in 1250

Death of Saint Louis in Tunis on 25 August 1270. miniature from the manuscript "
JLJ4660932 Death of Saint Louis in Tunis on 25 August 1270. miniature from the manuscript " Life and Miracles of Saint Louis" (Page 277)

The Christian virtues (such as piety and devotion) of King Louis IX (1214-1270
JLJ4645536 The Christian virtues (such as piety and devotion) of King Louis IX (1214-1270) (Saint Louis): on the left the king embraces the crucifix, on the right he receives the Old Mountain

8th Crusade: The death of Saint Louis (Louis IX) (1214 / 1215-1270
JLJ4648631 8th Crusade: The death of Saint Louis (Louis IX) (1214/1215-1270) from the plague in Tunis. Miniature taken from " Le livre des faits de Monseigneur Saint Louis" 15th century

King Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214-1270) presents the Charter of Foundation of the College
JLJ4650510 King Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214-1270) presents the Charter of Foundation of the College of Sorbonne to Robert de Sorbon (1201-1274)

King Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214-1270) rendering justice Painting by Alexandre Cabanel
JLJ4650377 King Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1214-1270) rendering justice Painting by Alexandre Cabanel (1823-1889) 19th century Paris, Pantheon by Cabanel

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"1214-1270: The Legacy of Saint Louis and the Seventh Crusade" Embarking from Saint Louis (Louis IX) in 1214, the seventh miniature crusade set out to reclaim Jerusalem. However, fate had a different plan for King Louis IX as he was taken prisoner at the Battle of Fariskur on April 6th, 1250. This historic event is depicted in Franco Mistrali's drawing from "Misteri del Vaticano" in 1866. In portraits capturing his devout nature, we see Saint Louis deep in prayer, seeking guidance and strength for his endeavors. But it wasn't just spiritual matters that occupied his mind; he also took justice seriously. In an illustration by Olivier Merson, we witness him condemning Enguerrand IV de Coucy in 1256 for his wrongdoings. The armies of Saint Louis ravaged Languedoc during the tumultuous times of the thirteenth century. This scene is vividly engraved in "History of the Popes" by Maurice Lachatre from 1863, shedding light on the crimes committed by rulers throughout history. As King of France and a symbol of sovereignty, Louis IX is portrayed mounted on a white horse donning military attire - helm with grill, iron chainmail suit, sleeveless tunic, and spurs. Another depiction showcases him wearing court dress with a furlined simar over doublet while adorned with gold chains and medallions representing prestigious orders like Ordre de la Cosse de Genet. Leaving behind Saint John of Acre to embark on another journey towards Israel can be seen through an engraving dating back to 1889. It highlights King Louis IX's dedication to fulfilling his divine mission. But amidst all these grandiose events lies a compassionate side to this monarch. History reveals how he came to the rescue of poor people during the Middle Ages, distributing bread and money to beggars.