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Emperor Frederik Barbarossa drowns Selef Print

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Emperor Frederik Barbarossa drowns Selef Print

Emperor Frederik Barbarossa drowns in the Selef, Print on the upper left marked: foli 344, militant proselytizing: religious war, crusade, etc. death by drowning (non-violent), river, Selef, Frederik I Barbarossa (Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire), Jan Luyken (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1683, paper, etching, h 167 mm × w 133 mm

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1683 Crusade Death Drowning Emperor Holy Roman Empire Jan Luyken Militant Proselytizing Religious War Mentioned


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This print from the Liszt Collection transports us back to a significant historical event - the tragic demise of Emperor Frederik Barbarossa. The image showcases an etching on paper, measuring 167 mm in height and 133 mm in width, created by Jan Luyken in Amsterdam during the year 1683. In this poignant depiction, we witness Emperor Frederik Barbarossa meeting his untimely fate as he drowns in the Selef River. The upper left corner of the print is marked with "foli 344" indicating its place within a larger collection or series. This artwork serves as a visual representation of militant proselytizing and religious warfare prevalent during that era, particularly referencing crusades. It's important to note that despite being a death scene, this portrayal emphasizes non-violence as drowning is depicted as the cause rather than any form of aggression towards Emperor Barbarossa. Through this artistic choice, we are invited to reflect upon both the power and vulnerability inherent in leadership positions. Jan Luyken's skillful etching technique brings depth and emotion to every detail captured within this print. As we observe it today, centuries later, we can appreciate not only its aesthetic value but also its historical significance in preserving moments like these for future generations to explore and learn from.

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