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Battle of Pavia

Popular broadsheet describing the battle of Pavia, where Francois I is defeated by a mixed Imperial army, leading to the Spanish domination of Italy

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1525 Broadsheet Defeated Describing Domination Francois Leading Mixed Pavia


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A Resounding Victory for the Imperial Forces: The Battle of Pavia, 1525 This evocative broadsheet, printed in the aftermath of the Battle of Pavia in 1525, vividly captures the dramatic events that transpired on the battlefield, marking a turning point in the Italian Wars. The conflict pitted the French army, led by King Francis I, against a formidable alliance of the Holy Roman Empire, Spain, and other Italian states. The Battle of Pavia took place on February 24, 1525, near the city of Pavia in northern Italy. The Imperial forces, led by Prospero Colonna and Fernando de Ávalos, the Duke of Bouillon, managed to outmaneuver and surround the French army. King Francis I, known for his military prowess, was taken prisoner during the battle, marking a significant defeat for the French. The broadsheet's intricate woodcut illustration depicts the intense and chaotic scene of the battle, with soldiers from various European nations clashing on the battlefield. The Imperial forces are shown triumphantly raising their standards, while the French army, in disarray, retreats in the background. The caption at the bottom of the print reads, "Here is described the great victory that the most serene and invincible Emperor Charles V obtained over the French King, at the battle of Pavia, in Italy, on the 24th of February, 1525." This popular broadsheet served as a powerful propaganda tool, spreading news of the Imperial victory throughout Europe and boosting morale for the ongoing Italian Wars. The defeat of King Francis I at the Battle of Pavia ultimately led to the Spanish domination of Italy, marking a significant shift in the balance of power in Europe during the 16th century.

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