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Charles VI in the Forest of Le Mans, (1392), 1890. Creator: Unknown
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Charles VI in the Forest of Le Mans, (1392), 1890. Creator: Unknown
Charles VI in the Forest of Le Mans, (1392), 1890. Charles VI of France (1368-1422) is stopped by a madman in the Forest of Le Mans who says Stop, noble King, don t go any farther, you are betrayed!. From " Cassells Illustrated Universal History, Vol. III - The Middle Ages", by Edmund Ollier. [Cassell and Company, Limited, London, Paris and Melbourne, 1890. ]
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This photo print, titled "Charles VI in the Forest of Le Mans, (1392), 1890" captures a moment of intrigue and madness from French history. The image depicts Charles VI of France, a monarch plagued by mental illness during his reign from 1368 to 1422. In this scene, set in the lush Forest of Le Mans, Charles is halted on horseback by a deranged man who warns him of betrayal. The unknown creator skillfully portrays the somber atmosphere with their engraving technique. The dark tones and monochrome palette add an air of mystery to the composition. Charles VI's troubled expression reflects both his deteriorating mental health and the weighty responsibilities he carries as king. This photograph print originates from "Cassells Illustrated Universal History". Volume III - The Middle Ages, written by Edmund Ollier in 1890. It offers us a glimpse into medieval France, where power struggles and political turmoil were intertwined with personal hardships faced by rulers like Charles VI. Through this image, we are reminded that even those who hold great authority can be vulnerable to sicknesses beyond their control. It serves as a poignant reminder that behind every royal facade lies human fragility. This historical artifact invites us to reflect on our own perceptions of power and empathy towards those facing invisible battles within themselves.
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