Treuttel And Wurtz Collection
"Treuttel and Wurtz: Unveiling the Treasures of Medieval Warriors and Farmers" Step back in time to the 12th century
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"Treuttel and Wurtz: Unveiling the Treasures of Medieval Warriors and Farmers" Step back in time to the 12th century, where warriors and farmers roamed the lands with equal valor. Witness their stories unfold through captivating scenes that depict their lives. In one scene, four men solemnly carry a lifeless body on a bier, painting a poignant funeral scene from the 9th century. The Frankish funeral rites of the 10th century come alive as two mourners bow their heads in prayer alongside a priest, paying homage to the departed soul. Marvel at an engraving showcasing a medieval soldier astride his horse, clad in a long tunic - an emblem of strength and chivalry. A nobleman reclines on an opulent Byzantine bed from the 9th century, captured beautifully within an illuminated manuscript preserved in Bibliotheque Royale. Delve into history further as we encounter Louis the German (c), whose reign left an indelible mark on Carolingian Europe. Bas-relief from Hincmar's tomb reveals his influential role as Archbishop of Reims and advisor to Charles the Bald, Carolingian Emperor between 823-877. Witness craftsmanship at its finest with ornate carved chairs adorned with cushions featuring tassels. These exquisite pieces transport us directly into scriptoriums or inkstands of the 10th century - sanctuaries for knowledge seekers. Immerse yourself in melodies resonating through time as King David chants psalms on his harp. Feel his devotion echo across generations while contemplating Frankish funeral rites once more; rituals that honored those who passed away during this era. Finally, pay tribute to Charlemagne or Charles the Great – King of Franks and Emperor of Romans – whose legacy shaped European history forevermore. His vision transcended boundaries and united kingdoms under one rule during his reign from 748 to 814.