1412 Collection

Joan of Arc / Dev Card
JOAN OF ARC

Jeanne D arc at Orleans
Jeanne d Arc enters Orleans with the French army

Joan of Arc Enters Reims
JOAN OF ARC Entering the city of Reims

JOAN OF ARC BURNED
JOAN OF ARC Burned at the stake in Rouen on 30 May 1431. Frere Isambard holds up a cross; Martin Ladvenu offers prayers Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Holy Family
JOAN OF ARC Depicted with the Madonna and child and St Michael

Joan of Arc / Buttre
JOAN OF ARC French heroine in armour on the battlefield

JEANNE D'ARC
JOAN OF ARC - her supposed home at Domremy and her supposed death Date: 1412? 1431

Jeanne D arc, Idealised
JOAN OF ARC An idealised representation - she fulfils Merlins prophecy that a virgin will come whose horse will trample the backs of bowmen

Virgin Annunciate Virgin Annunciation Fragment
Virgin Annunciate, Virgin of the Annunciation, Fragment of an Annunciation to Mary: half-figure of Mary with open book in the left hand, the right hand in front of the chest

Margarete Repels Vitalis
The Regent of Denmark and Norway (and Sweden in 1389) Queen Margrete (1353 - 1412) repels an attack by the Vitali Brothers. This dynastic union lasted until 1523. Date: circa 1380

Joan of Arc / Home / Taylor
JOAN OF ARC French heroines home at Domremy Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Chesnu Wood
JOAN OF ARC The edge of the Bois Chesnu at Domremy, where the French heroine saw visions Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Room / Born
JOAN OF ARC The room in which the French heroine was born, at Domremy Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Home / Garden
JOAN OF ARC French heroines home at Domremy Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Basilica 2
JOAN OF ARC Work in progress on a monument to the French heroine near the Bois Chesnu, Domremy, circa 1881 Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / La Pesse
JOAN OF ARC Statue of the French heroine Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / R Page
JOAN OF ARC French heroine in armour and feather-topped hat, with sword in hand Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Cooper
JOAN OF ARC French heroine in a dress and feather-topped hat, with sword in hand Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Marshall
JOAN OF ARC French heroine in feather-topped helmet and armour Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Cottage
JOAN OF ARC French heroines cottage at Domremy Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc / Ingres
JOAN OF ARC French heroine in armour and halo, at the altar of a church Date: 1412? - 1431

Jeanne D arc in Prison
JOAN OF ARC in prison visited by antipathetic clergyman and scribe. Date: 1412? 1431

Painted woods from Curiel De Los Ajos Palace. 1386 - 1412. Detail of a polychrome beam with love scene. Mudejar art. Tempera on wood. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid

George Innes
GEORGE INNES Scottish churchman and scholar Date: CIRCA 1412

Virgin Annunciate, attributed to Lorenzo di Niccolo, c. 1392 - c. 1412

Engineers Camp
A railroad engineers camp at the summit of the Selkirk Mountains in the Rockies, British Columbia, during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway

Joan of Arc & Angels
Jeanne d Arc sees the angels in the foliage of a tree Date: 1412? 1431

Joan of Arc / Hinchliff
JOAN OF ARC French heroine dressed in armour Date: 1412? - 1431

Joan of Arc is Dressed
JOAN OF ARC is helped to don a suit of armour before battle, in the camp of her troops

1899 / New Joan of Arc
JOAN OF ARC Burned at the stake in Rouen on 30 May 1431

Joan of Arc at Chinon
JOAN OF ARC Arrives at the Chateau de Chinon, 6 March 1428

Joan of Arc (Deruet)
JOAN OF ARC French heroine

Joan of Arc / Paris Siege
JOAN OF ARC Besieges Paris in 1429, though unsuccessfully

Joan of Arc / Birthplace
JOAN OF ARC French heroines birthplace at Domremy

Jeanne D arc and Fiends
At her trial, Jeanne d Arc was accused of consorting with fiends rather than angels, and this is how Shakespeare portrays her in King Henry VI

Joan of Arc in Prison
JOAN OF ARC In prison

Joan of Arc on Banner
JOAN OF ARC Portrayed on a banner reputedly presented to the city of Orleans by Francois I in around 1518

Joan of Arc (Richmond)
JOAN OF ARC French heroine, mounted and armoured

France / Domremy / Pensee
JOAN OF ARC View of the town of Domremy, where the French heroine grew up

Joan of Arc (Banners)
JOAN OF ARC Her banners: Etendard (top); Pennon (left); Banniere (right)

Joan of Arc Hears Voices
JOAN OF ARC French heroine; hears divine voices

Joan of Arc (Macdonald)
JOAN OF ARC French heroine

Joan of Arc (Card)
JOAN OF ARC French heroine

Joan of Arc (Pyle)
JOAN OF ARC French heroine

Joan of Arc (Hargreave)
JOAN OF ARC French heroine

Joan of Arc
JOAN OF ARC Maid of Orleans French national heroine

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"1412: Unveiling the Extraordinary Journey of Joan of Arc" Step back in time and witness the remarkable story of Joan of Arc, a young French heroine who defied societal norms and left an indelible mark on history. Born in 1412, this captivating figure would go on to become one of the most iconic symbols of courage and resilience. From her humble beginnings as a simple peasant girl in Domrémy, France, to her pivotal role in leading the French army against English forces during the Hundred Years' War, Joan's unwavering determination shines through. With her trusty dev card by her side, she fearlessly fought for what she believed was right. One moment that defined Joan's legacy was when she rallied troops at Orleans, turning the tide of battle and securing a crucial victory for France. Her unwavering faith propelled her forward as she continued to lead her countrymen towards triumph after triumph. Joan's journey reached its pinnacle when she entered Reims alongside King Charles VII, witnessing his coronation as rightful ruler. This historic event marked not only their success but also solidified Joan's place in history as a symbol of divine guidance. However, tragedy struck when our beloved Jeanne d'Arc was unjustly accused of witchcraft and burned at the stake. Yet even in death, her spirit remained unbroken – forever remembered as a martyr who sacrificed everything for her beliefs. Throughout various depictions over centuries by artists like Buttre or Taylor capturing moments such as Margarete Repels Vitalis or scenes with Holy Family connections; it is evident that Joan continues to inspire awe and admiration today. Her legacy lives on through countless works commemorating her bravery and selflessness. Whether it be exploring Chesnu Wood where she strategized battles or visiting rooms where she was born or resided - each location holds echoes from this extraordinary woman's life.