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King Francis I of France, 16th century, (1849). Creator: Edward May
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King Francis I of France, 16th century, (1849). Creator: Edward May
King Francis I of France, 16th century, (1849). Portrait of Francis I (1494-1547), regarded as Frances first Renaissance monarch. He is depicted in an ermine-trimmed robe patterned with the royal fleur de lys emblem, and demonstrates his power by resting his feet on a pair of lions. 19th century illustration after a miniature from " Recueil des rois de France", (a history of the French monarchs) published 1545-1566, by Jean du Tillet, in the Bibliotheque Nationale de France in Paris. From Volume 2 of " Le Moyen Age Et La Renaissance", (The Middle Ages and the Renaissance), edited by Paul Lacroix, artistic direction by Ferdinand Sere [Paris, 1849]
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King Francis I of France, 16th century (1849) - A Majestic Renaissance Monarch
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. This stunning print captures the regal presence of King Francis I of France, a prominent figure in the country's history during the 16th century. Created by Edward May in 1849, this portrait showcases the monarch's power and influence. In this artwork, King Francis I is depicted wearing an opulent ermine-trimmed robe adorned with the royal fleur de lys emblem. This symbolizes his authority as France's first Renaissance monarch. The king confidently rests his feet on a pair of majestic lions, further emphasizing his dominion over both man and beast. The image is based on a miniature from "Recueil des rois de France" a historical account of French monarchs published between 1545 and 1566 by Jean du Tillet. It can be found today at the Bibliotheque Nationale de France in Paris. Edward May skillfully transformed this historical manuscript into a vibrant chromolithograph for Volume 2 of "Le Moyen Age Et La Renaissance". With artistic direction by Ferdinand Sere and edited by Paul Lacroix, this piece beautifully captures the essence of King Francis I's reign. As we gaze upon this magnificent portrayal, we are transported back to an era where power and artistry intertwined to shape nations. Through this photo print, we are reminded of King Francis I's significant contribution to French history as well as his enduring legacy as one of its most powerful sovereigns.
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