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Reconquista: the surrender of the city of Granada on 02 / 01 / 1492, 19th century (painting)
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Reconquista: the surrender of the city of Granada on 02 / 01 / 1492, 19th century (painting)
AIS5370642 Reconquista: the surrender of the city of Granada on 02/01/1492, 19th century (painting) by Rodriguez de Losada, Jose Maria (1826-96); Alcazar, Segovia, Spain; (add.info.: The Catholic kings Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile (known as the Catholic) are depicted on the right.); eIberfoto; Spanish, out of copyright
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Caption: "Reconquista: The Surrender of the City of Granada on 02/01/1492". This 19th-century painting by Jose Maria Rodriguez de Losada depicts a pivotal moment in Spanish history - the surrender of the city of Granada. Taking place on February 1st, 1492, this event marked the end of centuries-long warfare between Christian and Muslim forces during the Reconquista. The painting showcases King Ferdinand II of Aragon and Queen Isabella I of Castile, known as "the Catholic" positioned prominently on the right side. Their presence symbolizes their triumph over Islamic rule and their instrumental role in unifying Spain under one Christian monarchy. With vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail, Rodriguez de Losada captures not only historical accuracy but also conveys a sense of grandeur and power. The figures are adorned in regal attire with elaborate armor, helmets, and blazons that reflect their status as monarchs. Amidst this scene dominated by knights and royalty stands a woman - Isabella I herself. Her inclusion highlights her influential role as queen regnant during an era when women's authority was often overlooked or diminished. This masterpiece serves as a visual testament to both religious fervor and political ambition that defined medieval Europe. It encapsulates the spirit of conquest, religious zealotry, cultural clashes, and ultimately marks an important turning point in Spanish history - paving the way for Christopher Columbus' voyage to America later that same year.
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