Croisade Collection
"Croisade: A Glimpse into the Epic Crusades of History" Step back in time to witness the monumental events that shaped our world
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"Croisade: A Glimpse into the Epic Crusades of History" Step back in time to witness the monumental events that shaped our world. In 1099, the First Crusade reached its pinnacle as Jerusalem fell into the hands of the valiant Crusaders. The vivid oil painting from 1847 captures this historic moment, immortalizing their triumph for generations to come. Led by Peter the Hermit and fueled by a fervent cry of "God wants it. ", the First Crusade commenced in 1096. An illustration from 1896 brings this rallying call to life, reminding us of the unwavering faith that propelled these brave souls forward on their sacred mission. The Capture of Constantinople during the Fourth Crusade is an event forever etched in history. Eugene Delacroix's masterpiece depicts this pivotal moment on April 12th, 1204 - a reduced version but no less powerful than his original work showcased at Salon in 1841. Saint Louis en croisade portrays King Louis IX embarking on his own crusade, exemplifying his devotion and commitment to reclaiming holy lands. This depiction serves as a testament to his unwavering dedication and leadership during these tumultuous times. Witnessing knights departing for battle is an awe-inspiring sight captured in depictions like "Crusade: Departure of Knights for the Crusade. " Saint George stands tall among them, symbolizing bravery and chivalry as they set forth on their perilous journey. The Eastern Emperor Alexis Comnene played a crucial role during the First Crusade. His presence is immortalized in artworks such as "The Eastern Emperor Alexis Comnene" and "The Crusades Arriving Before Jerusalem, " showcasing his alliance with these warriors fighting for a common cause. Battles fought under towering walls are brought alive through artistic renditions like "Battle fought under Antioch Walls.