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John Hus is burnt at the stake July 6, 1415 and his ashes are cast into the Rhine (from: Ulrich Richental Chronicle of the Coun, 1414-1418. Artist: Anonymous
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John Hus is burnt at the stake July 6, 1415 and his ashes are cast into the Rhine (from: Ulrich Richental Chronicle of the Coun, 1414-1418. Artist: Anonymous
John Hus is burnt at the stake July 6, 1415 and his ashes are cast into the Rhine (from: Ulrich Richental Chronicle of the Coun, 1414-1418. Found in the collection of the The Morgan Library & Museum, New York
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Book Art Constance Council Of Constance German History History Of Germany Huss Illuminated Art Illuminated Manuscript Jan Hus John Hus John Huss Medieval Art Medieval Illuminated Letter Watercolour On Parchment
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This print captures a significant moment in history, depicting the burning of John Hus at the stake on July 6,1415. The artist remains anonymous, but their skillful execution is evident in this medieval illuminated manuscript found in the collection of The Morgan Library & Museum in New York. The image showcases the solemnity and gravity surrounding this tragic event during the Council of Constance. As flames engulf Hus, his unwavering conviction shines through his expression, symbolizing his unwavering commitment to his beliefs. This depiction serves as a powerful reminder of religious persecution and intolerance that prevailed during the Middle Ages. Following Hus's execution, another poignant detail emerges - his ashes being cast into the Rhine River. This final act represents both erasure and dispersal; an attempt to erase any trace of dissent while simultaneously spreading Hus's legacy far beyond physical boundaries. The watercolor on parchment technique used by the anonymous artist adds depth and richness to every stroke, enhancing our connection with this historical narrative. Through its intricate details and vibrant colors, this illuminated art transports us back to a time when faith clashed with authority. As we contemplate this artwork today, it prompts us to reflect upon themes such as freedom of thought and belief that continue to shape our world centuries later. It stands as a testament not only to John Hus's courage but also to humanity's ongoing struggle for tolerance and understanding amidst differing ideologies.
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