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The madness of Charles VI (1368 - 1422). On 5 August 1392, in the forest of Le Mans, he began to experience attacks of furious madness: screaming at treason
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The madness of Charles VI (1368 - 1422). On 5 August 1392, in the forest of Le Mans, he began to experience attacks of furious madness: screaming at treason
LRI4665208 The madness of Charles VI (1368 - 1422). On 5 August 1392, in the forest of Le Mans, he began to experience attacks of furious madness: screaming at treason, he attacked his own troupe and killed four Miniature people from " Chronicles de Enguerrand de Monstrelet (v. 1400-1453)" (Ms 875/321 t.1 fol.1) Chantilly musee Conde by Unknown Artist, (15th century); Musee Conde, Chantilly, France; (add.info.: The madness of Charles VI (1368 - 1422). On 5 August 1392, in the forest of Le Mans, he began to experience attacks of furious madness: screaming at treason, he attacked his own troupe and killed four Miniature people from " Chronicles de Enguerrand de Monstrelet (v. 1400-1453)" (Ms 875/321 t.1 fol.1) Chantilly musee Conde); Luisa Ricciarini
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This print captures the madness of Charles VI, a historical figure plagued by mental illness. In the year 1392, in the eerie forest of Le Mans, Charles VI began to suffer from violent fits of insanity. This image showcases one such episode where he screamed accusations of treason and launched an attack on his own troupe. The artist skillfully depicts this chaotic scene with intricate detail and vivid colors. The king's wild eyes and disheveled appearance convey his descent into madness, while his horse rears up in fear and confusion. Amidst the chaos, four miniature people from "Chronicles de Enguerrand de Monstrelet" tragically lose their lives at the hands of Charles VI. This artwork serves as a haunting reminder of the fragility of human sanity and power. It offers a glimpse into a dark chapter in French history when even kings were not immune to mental afflictions. The combination of violence, disease, and madness depicted here is both mesmerizing and unsettling. Luisa Ricciarini's masterful interpretation brings this historical event to life with its attention to detail and emotional intensity. Through her work, we are transported back to a time when royal figures struggled with their inner demons amidst political turmoil. Displayed at Musee Conde in Chantilly, France, this piece invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of human nature while marveling at Ricciarini's artistic prowess.
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