Hospitallers Collection
"Hospitallers: Guardians of Faith and Compassion" In the annals of history, the Hospitallers stand as noble figures dedicated to serving humanity
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"Hospitallers: Guardians of Faith and Compassion" In the annals of history, the Hospitallers stand as noble figures dedicated to serving humanity. Led by Hugues de Payens, Grand Master of the Knights Templar, these valiant warriors embodied chivalry and devotion. Their story is etched in artistry by Henri Lehmann, capturing their unwavering spirit. Among those who followed in their footsteps was John Of God, a Portuguese religious figure revered as a saint. His selfless acts touched countless lives and inspired Agapit Vallmitjana i's sculpture "Saint John of God" in 1883. The Order of Saint John of Jerusalem found its stalwart leader in the Grand Prior. With unwavering commitment to justice and mercy, they safeguarded the vulnerable under their care. The legacy continued with Guillaume de Clermont defending Acre's walls during its siege depicted by Dominique Papety's artwork. One cannot forget pivotal moments like "The Battle of Arsuf" where bravery prevailed on September 7th, 1191. This black-and-white photograph immortalizes this historic event that shaped the destiny of nations. Ferdinand I de Medici emerges as an influential patron supporting these noble endeavors through his portrait painted on canvas. His passion for philanthropy resonated with Jacques de Molay when he captured Jerusalem in 1299—an act commemorated through oil-on-canvas artwork. From Rhodes to Honourable Capitulation, Lat 6067 chronicles Turkish operations at sieges with meticulous detail—a testament to Hospitallers' resilience against all odds. Through art and historical accounts alike, we glimpse into a time when faith intertwined with valorous actions defined humanity's purpose—the Hospitallers embodying compassion amidst chaos.