1392 Collection

David von Krafft Karl Fredrik Hostein-Gottorp
After David von Krafft, Karl Fredrik of Hostein-Gottorp, 1700-1739, painting, Oil on canvas, See also NMGrh 327, 494, 505-6, 1119, 1392 and 1815, Height, 190 cm (74.8 inches), Width

Virgin Annunciate Virgin Annunciation Fragment
Virgin Annunciate, Virgin of the Annunciation, Fragment of an Annunciation to Mary: half-figure of Mary with open book in the left hand, the right hand in front of the chest

Men burnt alive at a party
During reign of Charles VI of France - a practical joke goes horribly wrong when a number of men are burnt alive in their costumes at a party. Date: 29th January 1392

Alain Chartier / Chasselat
ALAIN CHARTIER French writer and diplomat Date: 1392 - 1430

Burnt Alive 1392
At the court of Charles VI some men are accidentally burnt alive - one jumps into a tub of water, another is rescued by a lady who smothers the flames with her dress Date: 29 January 1392

Virgin Annunciate, attributed to Lorenzo di Niccolo, c. 1392 - c. 1412

Sassetta, Madonna of Humility, Italian, probably 1392-1450, c. 1435-1440, tempera on panel

Sassetta, Saint Apollonia, Italian, probably 1392-1450, c. 1435, tempera on panel

Family Group
circa 1890: A Victorian family group. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Vesuvius
1st April 1906: A cloud of smoke over Mount Vesuvius, Italy. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Charles VI (1368-1422) King of France from 1380, known as The Foolish, he became deranged in 1392. Father of Catherine of Valois, queen of Henry V of England. Copperplate engraving, 1793

Charles VI Insane
Charles VI alarms his entour- -age by bouts of insanity which though at first intermittent will eventually make him unfit to rule : the feuding ducs govern instead

Truce Proclaimed 1392
The proclamation of the truce between Richard II, of England and Charles VI of France

Costumes Catch Fire / 1392
Charles VI of France is nearly involved in a fatal accident when dancers costumes catch fire after a practical joke goes horribly wrong. All four die

The constellation of Orion, in sky at bottom right and the five tiered pagoda roof of the Kumbeshwar temple, dating from 1392, one of two five tiered temples in the valley

Chartier (Chasselat)
ALAIN CHARTIER French writer and diplomat

1392 Masque / France / Burnt
During reign of Charles VI of France - a practical joke goes horribly wrong when a number of men are burnt alive in their costumes at a party

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In the year 1392, amidst a tumultuous era, various events unfolded that left an indelible mark on history. One such incident was the horrifying tragedy where men were burnt alive at a party, forever etching this macabre event in our collective memory. During this time, notable figures emerged and made their contributions known. Alain Chartier and Chasselat showcased their talents, leaving behind legacies that continue to inspire generations. Meanwhile, David von Krafft Karl Fredrik Hostein-Gottorp's work captivated audiences with its artistic brilliance. Artistic endeavors flourished during this period as well. The Virgin Annunciate Fragment attributed to Lorenzo di Niccolo mesmerized viewers with its delicate beauty and profound symbolism. Sassetta's masterpieces like "The Annunciation" and "Madonna of Humility" transported admirers into ethereal realms through their exquisite craftsmanship. Not only did art thrive but also religious devotion found expression in works like Sassetta's "Saint Apollonia. " This painting radiates spiritual fervor and showcases the artist's ability to capture divine grace on canvas. Amidst these cultural achievements, societal upheaval took place as Charles VI of France succumbed to madness in 1392. Known as "The Foolish, " his derangement had far-reaching consequences for his reign and the kingdom he governed. While humanity grappled with both triumphs and tragedies throughout 1392, nature itself reminded us of its power when Vesuvius erupted—a stark reminder of our vulnerability against natural forces beyond our control. Ultimately, the year 1392 encapsulates a tapestry woven from diverse threads—artistic brilliance intertwined with human folly; joyous celebrations juxtaposed against devastating loss; faith expressed through brushstrokes while chaos reigned within kingdoms. It serves as a testament to the complexities inherent in every chapter of history—a reminder that even amidst darkness, there is always a glimmer of hope and resilience.