King Henri Iv Of France Collection
"Remembering King Henri IV of France: A Legacy Cut Short" In 1610, the tragic assassination of Henry IV shook France to its core
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"Remembering King Henri IV of France: A Legacy Cut Short" In 1610, the tragic assassination of Henry IV shook France to its core. This engraving from 1897 captures the moment when his life was abruptly taken away. Another engraving from the same year depicts him being transported to the Louvre Palace after being injured by Ravaillac. Born in 1553, Henry IV's reign was marked by both triumph and tragedy. This oil on canvas painting showcases his regal presence and leadership during his time as king. In an illustration from 1896, he is seen addressing a merchant, displaying his down-to-earth nature despite his royal status. Even after death, Henry IV's memory lived on through funeral effigies like this one created in 1610. An anonymous artist captured the solemnity of this occasion with great detail and reverence. His military prowess is also celebrated in historical engravings such as this one depicting him at Ivry. Published in Little Arthur's History of France in 1899, it highlights his victories and contributions to French history. Henri IV's triumphant entry into Paris on March 22nd, 1594 remains a significant event depicted in various artworks throughout history. Whether it be an oil painting or an engraving like these examples from c. 1627-1630, they all capture the grandeur and excitement surrounding this momentous occasion. Though Henri IV's reign may have been cut short by tragedy, his legacy lives on as one of France's most beloved kings who sought peace and prosperity for his people.