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Louis Ix Collection

"Louis IX: The Pious King of France and Patron Saint" Saint Louis IX of France, known for his unwavering devotion to God and justice

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Louis Ix Collection: Saint Louis IX of France. Cardboard for the windows of the Chapel of St. Ferdinand, 1842
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Louis Ix Collection: St Louis (Louis IX, King of France), 1886
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Louis Ix Collection: COELLO: VIRGIN AND CHILD. The Virgin and Child Adored by Saint Louis
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Louis Ix Collection: Reliquary bust of Saint Louis, 1867-1869 (Silver, enamel, glass cabochon)
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Louis Ix Collection: Seventh Crusade: King Louis IX was taken prisoner at the Battle of Fariskur on 6 April 1250
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Louis Ix Collection: St Louis and the angels, Andrea della Robbia (glazed tiles)
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Louis Ix Collection: The King of France Louis IX dit Saint-Louis' (1214-1270) renders justice under an oak in Vincennes
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Louis Ix Collection: Education of Saint Louis, c. 1885 (fresco)
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Louis Ix Collection: Saint Louis
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Louis Ix Collection: A roundel depicting St Louis of France holding a sceptre over his right shoulder
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Louis Ix Collection: The Vow of Louis the Saint, Louis IX of France, born 25 April 1214
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Louis Ix Collection: Louis IX of France, 25 April 1214, 25 August 1270
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Louis Ix Collection: Portrait of Saint Louis in prayer
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Louis Ix Collection: Louis IX, King of France
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Louis Ix Collection: King Louis IX (1214-70) and the Crusaders arriving at Carthage in 1270 (vellum)
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Louis Ix Collection: St. Louis dies of the plague on 25th August 1270 during the Crusade against Tunis
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Louis Ix Collection: Margaret of Provence (Marguerite de Provence, 1221-1295), consort of King Louis IX of France
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Louis Ix Collection: Louis IX, King of France (Saint Louis), in military costume mounted on a white horse
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Louis Ix Collection: Blanche (1240-1243) daughter of Louis IX. She wears her hair tied up with a gold band and veil
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Louis Ix Collection: Louis IX, King of France (Saint Louis), 1215-1270. He wears his court dress
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Louis Ix Collection: Statue of Blanche de Castille (1188-1252), wife of Louis VIII, queen of France
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Louis Ix Collection: Statue of Marguerite de Provence (1221-1295), wife of Louis IX (Saint Louis), Queen of France
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Louis Ix Collection: Louis IX, King of France, in ceremonial robes seated on a throne, 13th century
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Louis Ix Collection: Knight of the Order of the Broom-Pod, 13th century. He wears the necklace of broom-pods
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Louis Ix Collection: Seventh Crusade: King of France Louis IX leaving Saint John of Acre to Israel, 1889 (engraving)
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Louis Ix Collection: Crusading knights of the era of King Louis IX, Saint Louis, 1214-1270
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Louis Ix Collection: History of France in the Middle Ages: The King of France Louis IX (Saint Louis)
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Louis Ix Collection: History of France in the Middle Ages: Blanche de Castille, queen of France (1188-1252)
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Louis Ix Collection: Stained glass of the cathedrale of Clermont Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome, 63, Auvergne) (stained window)
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Louis Ix Collection: Melancholy End of Conradin (engraving)
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Louis Ix Collection: Saint Louis en croisade. Louis IX at the Cruisade
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Louis Ix Collection: Ferdinand III, King of Castille, with helm, hauberk, tunic, sword, pennant, shield with coat of arms
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Louis Ix Collection: History of France in the Middle Ages: the Battle of Taillebourg won by King Louis IX
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Louis Ix Collection: La Monarchie francaise en print', drawing by Monsieur Fossey
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Louis Ix Collection: Wooden and gilded pastiglia reliquary box (mixed media)
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Louis Ix Collection: Crucifixion Christ on the cross surrounded by Saint John the Baptist, Saint Denis
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Louis Ix Collection: Crucifixion Christ on the cross surrounded by Saint John the Baptist, Saint Denis
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Louis Ix Collection: Angels holding the Saint Bulb, low relief of the Chapel Saint Gregoire, Invalides (photograph)
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Louis Ix Collection: Detail of a stained glass window in the Cathedrale of Clermont Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome, 63, Auvergne)
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Louis Ix Collection: The Disembarkation of King Louis IX (1215-70) during the Crusades, c. 1930 (colour litho)
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Louis Ix Collection: Robert de Suzanne, died 1260, Roi d Armes to King Louis IX of France
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Louis Ix Collection: Reliquary bust of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1225-1270) in silver set with precious stones
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Louis Ix Collection: Wooden and gilded pastiglia reliquary box (mixed media)
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Louis Ix Collection: Reliquary bust of Louis IX (Saint Louis) (1225-1270) in silver set with precious stones
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Louis Ix Collection: King Louis IX of France landing in Africa on Crusade (colour litho)
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Louis Ix Collection: Children of King Louis IX of France: Isabella, 1241-1271, and Robert, Count of Clermont, 1256-1317
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Louis Ix Collection: Louis IX, Saint Louis, King of France, 1214-1270, with crown, sceptres


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"Louis IX: The Pious King of France and Patron Saint" Saint Louis IX of France, known for his unwavering devotion to God and justice, is depicted in various artistic forms throughout history. In 1842, the Chapel of St. Ferdinand showcases his humble beginnings with cardboard windows, symbolizing simplicity amidst grandeur. In 1886, a regal portrait titled "St Louis (Louis IX, King of France)" captures his majestic presence as a ruler. Coello's masterpiece "Virgin and Child Adored by Saint Louis" portrays the king's deep reverence for the divine. However, not all moments were triumphant for this revered monarch. At the Battle of Fariskur in 1250 during the Seventh Crusade, King Louis IX was taken prisoner—a testament to his bravery on the battlefield. Andrea della Robbia's glazed tiles depict St. Louis alongside angels—an embodiment of heavenly guidance that influenced his reign. Rendered under an oak tree in Vincennes is another significant scene—King Louis IX administering justice—a reminder of his commitment to fairness and equity. The education fresco from c. 1885 highlights Saint Louis' pursuit of knowledge and wisdom—an essential aspect that shaped him into an enlightened ruler. A roundel artwork from 1501-1600 exhibits him holding a scepter with authority while maintaining humility. "The Vow of Louis the Saint, " born on April 25th, 1214, encapsulates his lifelong dedication to serving God and upholding moral values throughout his rule until August 25th, 1270—the day he passed away. Lastly, a poignant portrait depicts Saint Louis deep in prayer—a reflection of his profound spirituality that guided every decision he made as both king and saintly figure. Through these diverse artworks spanning centuries, we witness how Saint Louis IX left an indelible mark on history as a pious leader who championed righteousness while leaving a legacy of faith and justice.