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Harolds Oath of Fidelity to William, Sworn over the Concealed Relics of the Saints

Harolds Oath of Fidelity to William, Sworn over the Concealed Relics of the Saints


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Harolds Oath of Fidelity to William, Sworn over the Concealed Relics of the Saints

LLM456964 Harolds Oath of Fidelity to William, Sworn over the Concealed Relics of the Saints by Maclise, Daniel (1806-70) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Harolds Oath of Fidelity to William, Sworn over the Concealed Relics of the Saints. Illustration for The Norman Conquest (Art Union, 1866).); © Look and Learn

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Concealed Fidelity King William I Norman Conquest Relics Sworn William William The Conqueror


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In this print titled "Harold's Oath of Fidelity to William, Sworn over the Concealed Relics of the Saints" artist Daniel Maclise takes us back in time to a pivotal moment in English history. The scene depicts Harold, the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, swearing his loyalty to William the Conqueror. The composition is rich with symbolism and emotion. Harold stands tall and resolute, his hand placed firmly on a hidden reliquary containing sacred relics of saints. This solemn act signifies not only his commitment to serve King William but also highlights the religious significance surrounding their alliance. Maclise's attention to detail is remarkable; every element within the image tells a story. From the expressions on both men's faces - one determined and steadfast, the other observing with an air of authority - to the intricate engravings that surround them, each stroke adds depth and meaning. This engraving was originally created as an illustration for "The Norman Conquest" in 1866. It serves as a visual representation of a crucial event during this historical period when power shifted from Anglo-Saxon rule to Norman dominance. Through this artwork, we are reminded of how oaths sworn centuries ago continue to shape our understanding of medieval England today. Bridgeman Images has preserved this masterpiece from Maclise's original work so that we may appreciate its beauty and historical significance for generations to come.

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