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Arrival of the Abbess Irmgard, daughter of King Louis the German, at the convent on the island of Frauenchiemsee, Bavaria, 9th Century (engraving)
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Arrival of the Abbess Irmgard, daughter of King Louis the German, at the convent on the island of Frauenchiemsee, Bavaria, 9th Century (engraving)
7147961 Arrival of the Abbess Irmgard, daughter of King Louis the German, at the convent on the island of Frauenchiemsee, Bavaria, 9th Century (engraving) by Raupp, Karl (1837-1918); Private Collection; (add.info.: Arrival of the Abbess Irmgard, daughter of King Louis the German, at the convent on the island of Frauenchiemsee, Bavaria, 9th Century. Illustration for Bildersaal Deutscher Geschichte (Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1890).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving depicts the historic moment of the Arrival of Abbess Irmgard, daughter of King Louis the German, at the convent on Frauenchiemsee Island in Bavaria during the 9th century. The image showcases a scene from medieval Europe, capturing both its religious and political significance. The black and white illustration transports us back to a time when boats were the primary means of transport. A boat carrying Abbess Irmgard can be seen approaching the island, symbolizing her journey towards assuming her role as leader of this religious community. The presence of a tugboat emphasizes that even in ancient times, transportation was essential for connecting people and places. The engraving also highlights elements such as religion and royalty. The nun waiting on shore represents devotion to Christianity while signifying that this is a convent where women dedicated their lives to serving God. Furthermore, Abbess Irmgard's royal lineage adds an intriguing layer to this historical event, showcasing how politics intertwined with religious institutions during this period. As we admire this artwork from the 19th century, it serves as a reminder of our rich history and cultural heritage. It allows us to glimpse into an era long gone but still influential in shaping our present-day society. This print captures not only an important moment in Bavarian history but also reflects broader themes like family dynamics, travel advancements, and societal roles within medieval Europe.
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