Philip Iii The Hardi 1270 1285 Collection

Philip III the Hardi transports the relics of his father Louis IX (Saint Louis) to the basilica of Saint Denis
ETI4396197 Philip III the Hardi transports the relics of his father Louis IX (Saint Louis) to the basilica of Saint Denis

Philip III the Bold, (Philippe Le Hardi, Philipe III de France, 1245-1285) King of France, 13th century
FLO4674331 Philip III the Bold, (Philippe Le Hardi, Philipe III de France, 1245-1285) King of France, 13th century. He wears the ceremonial robes of the Count of Toulouse, crown and sceptre

Capetians 1270 - 1322: Philip III the bold, Philip IV the beautiful and Jacques de Molay (Molai)
LSE4102584 Capetians 1270 - 1322: Philip III the bold, Philip IV the beautiful and Jacques de Molay (Molai) - in " La Monarchie francaise en estampe", drawing by Monsieur Fossey, 1850

The Capetians from 1270 to 1322. Philip III the Hardi, Philip IV the Bel
LSE4110683 The Capetians from 1270 to 1322. Philip III the Hardi, Philip IV the Bel, Louis X the Hutin, Philip V the Long, Charles IV the Bel. Engraving of the 19th century

Gisants of King Philip III of France, known as Philip the Hardi (1245-1285)
JLJ4655325 Gisants of King Philip III of France, known as Philip the Hardi (1245-1285), King of France behind Philip IV of France, known as Philip the Bel, (1268-1314)

Dynasty of the Capetians: Portrait of Philip III called the Hardi (1245-1285)
XEE4180483 Dynasty of the Capetians: Portrait of Philip III called the Hardi (1245-1285), king of the Franks from 1270 to 1285. Epinal imaging from the end of the 19th century. Private collection

Taking possession of the City and the Count of Toulouse by the emissaries of King Philip
LSE4102516 Taking possession of the City and the Count of Toulouse by the emissaries of King Philip III in 1271 in " Annales de la ville de Toulouse" by Germain de Lafaille, Toulouse

Portrait of King Philip III of France, known as Philip the Hardi (1245-1285
XEE4116499 Portrait of King Philip III of France, known as Philip the Hardi (1245-1285) (Capetian dynasty). Philippe III, King of France

The King of France Philip III the Hardi, heritier of the County of Toulouse in 1271 in
LSE4102527 The King of France Philip III the Hardi, heritier of the County of Toulouse in 1271 in " Histoire des Countes de Toulouse" by Guillaume de Catel, Toulouse, 1623 by French School

Lying of King Philip III called Philip the Hardi (1245-1285). Basilica of Saint Denis
JLJ4655263 Lying of King Philip III called Philip the Hardi (1245-1285). Basilica of Saint Denis. Saint Denis by Unknown Artist, (13th century); Basilique Saint-Denis

Portrait of Philip III of France, dit Philippe le Hardi (1245-1285
XEE4153627 Portrait of Philip III of France, dit Philippe le Hardi (1245-1285) (dynasty of the Capetians) - Philip III called the Bold King of France - engraving from " Instruction sur l

Louis VIII, Blanche de Castille, Louis IX, Marguerite de Provence, Isabelle d Aragon
LSE4088201 Louis VIII, Blanche de Castille, Louis IX, Marguerite de Provence, Isabelle d Aragon, Philippe III Le Hardi - in " La Monarchie francaise en estampe"

King Louis IX (1214-1270) teaches the master of king to his son
JLJ4574864 King Louis IX (1214-1270) teaches the master of king to his son, future Philip III Miniature from a 14th century manuscript

Representation of the letters of annoblisments put in place by King Philip III the Hardi
XEE4406776 Representation of the letters of annoblisments put in place by King Philip III the Hardi (1270-1285). Chromolithography around 1890

Portrait of Philip III of France, known as Philip the Hardi (1245-1285
XEE4167898 Portrait of Philip III of France, known as Philip the Hardi (1245-1285) (dynasty of the Capetians). Illustration late 19th century

Portrait of Philip III of France, dit Philippe le Hardi (1245-1285
XEE4147128 Portrait of Philip III of France, dit Philippe le Hardi (1245-1285) (dynasty of the Capetians) - Philip III called the Bold King of France - engraving from Les Augustes Representations de

Portrait of Philip III the Hardi. engraving of 1830
GIA4744729 Portrait of Philip III the Hardi.engraving of 1830 by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Primate presenting the text of the great chronicles of France to Philip III (1245-1285)
JLJ4660768 Primate presenting the text of the great chronicles of France to Philip III (1245-1285). Miniature from the manuscript by Jean Fouquet (1420 - 1481)

Portrait of Philip III of France, dit Philippe le Hardi (1245-1285
XEE4170650 Portrait of Philip III of France, dit Philippe le Hardi (1245-1285) (dynasty of the Capetians).- in " Histoire des Francais" by Lavallee, engraving, sd

King Philippe the Hardi in Toulouse in 1272 in "Annales de la ville de Toulouse"
LSE4102521 King Philippe the Hardi in Toulouse in 1272 in " Annales de la ville de Toulouse" by Germain de Lafaille, Toulouse, 1687 by French School

Portrait of Philip III Le Hardi, King of France from 1270 to 1285
LSE4085152 Portrait of Philip III Le Hardi, King of France from 1270 to 1285. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of Philip III Le Hardi)

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Philip III the Hardi, also known as Philip the Bold, was the King of France during the 13th century. He ruled from 1270 to 1285 and was a member of the Capetian dynasty. In this captivating portrait, he is depicted wearing the ceremonial robes of the Count of Toulouse, complete with his crown and sceptre. During his reign, Philip III played a significant role in shaping French history. Alongside his successors, Philip IV the Beautiful and Jacques de Molay (Molai), he contributed to what would be known as "La Monarchie francaise en estampe, " as illustrated by Monsieur Fossey in 1850. The Capetians' rule from 1270 to 1322 saw notable figures such as Philip III the Hardi and Philip IV the Bel emerge. These kings left an indelible mark on French society and governance. Intriguingly, there are gisants or effigies dedicated to King Philip III himself. These sculptures serve as lasting tributes to his legacy and can be found at various locations like Saint Denis Basilica. One cannot help but admire this portrait that captures King Philip III's regal presence. His determined gaze reflects both strength and wisdom – qualities that defined him throughout his reign. Furthermore, it is worth noting that before ascending to power, Philippe III The Bold helped carry his father's legacy forward. This act demonstrates not only filial duty but also foreshadows his own future accomplishments. Lastly, this portrayal showcases other influential individuals who shaped France during this era: Louis VIII, Blanche de Castille (his mother), Louis IX (his brother), Marguerite de Provence (his wife), Isabelle d Aragon (his sister-in-law). Together they formed a formidable network within European politics.