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Background imageRethel Collection: Death as a friend, 1851. Creator: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)

Death as a friend, 1851. Creator: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)
Death as a friend, 1851. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Coronation of Charlemagne in Rome, Christmas Day, 800 AD, (1936). Creator: Unknown

Coronation of Charlemagne in Rome, Christmas Day, 800 AD, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Coronation of Charlemagne in Rome, Christmas Day, 800 AD, (1936). Kronung Karls Des Grossen in Rom, 25 Dezember 800

Background imageRethel Collection: Charlemagne destroys a pagan idol, (1936). Creator: Unknown

Charlemagne destroys a pagan idol, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Charlemagne destroys a pagan idol, (1936). Sturz Der Irmensaule Durch Karl Den Grossen, 772 AD

Background imageRethel Collection: Rethel, Vieille halle en bois (colour photo)

Rethel, Vieille halle en bois (colour photo)
2803832 Rethel, Vieille halle en bois (colour photo) by French Photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Rethel, Vieille halle en bois)

Background imageRethel Collection: Charles II de Cleves, comte de Nevers et d Eu

Charles II de Cleves, comte de Nevers et d Eu, comte de Rethel, son of Engilbert de Cleves and Charlotte de Bourbon, d. 1521. He wears a damask manteau with gold royons, white pourpoint and hose

Background imageRethel Collection: Charlemagne enters Pavia, (1936). Creator: Unknown

Charlemagne enters Pavia, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Charlemagne enters Pavia, (1936). Einzug Karls Des Grossen in Pavia, 774 AD

Background imageRethel Collection: Reconciliation of King Otto I with his brother Henry

Reconciliation of King Otto I with his brother Henry, Duke of Bavaria, (1936). Versohnung Kaiser Ottos I. Mit Seinem Bruder Herzog Heinrich, 25 Dezember, 947 AD

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. How Gunther and Hagen and Kriemhild Were Slain, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel

Die Nibelungen. How Gunther and Hagen and Kriemhild Were Slain, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel
Die Nibelungen. How Gunther and Hagen and Kriemhild Were Slain, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. How Rudiger?s corps is presented to Krimhild, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel

Die Nibelungen. How Rudiger?s corps is presented to Krimhild, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel
Die Nibelungen. How Rudiger?s corps is presented to Krimhild, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. How Sir Dietrichs Men Were All Slain, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel

Die Nibelungen. How Sir Dietrichs Men Were All Slain, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel
Die Nibelungen. How Sir Dietrichs Men Were All Slain, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. How They Threw Down the Dead Out Of The Hall, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel

Die Nibelungen. How They Threw Down the Dead Out Of The Hall, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel
Die Nibelungen. How They Threw Down the Dead Out Of The Hall, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. Hagen of Troneck kills Iring

Die Nibelungen. Hagen of Troneck kills Iring, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. How the Queen Gave Orders to Burn Down the Hall

Die Nibelungen. How the Queen Gave Orders to Burn Down the Hall, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. Hagens Shield Request, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)

Die Nibelungen. Hagens Shield Request, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)
Die Nibelungen. Hagens Shield Request, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. Kriemhilds Farewell, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)

Die Nibelungen. Kriemhilds Farewell, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)
Die Nibelungen. Kriemhilds Farewell, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Die Nibelungen. Etzel and Kriemhild, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)

Die Nibelungen. Etzel and Kriemhild, 1840-1841. Creator: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)
Die Nibelungen. Etzel and Kriemhild, 1840-1841. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: GRIM REAPER, 1851. Death the Destroyer. Wood engraving after Alfred Rethel, 1851

GRIM REAPER, 1851. Death the Destroyer. Wood engraving after Alfred Rethel, 1851

Background imageRethel Collection: Cardinal Jules Raymond Mazarin Portrait Cardinal

Cardinal Jules Raymond Mazarin Portrait Cardinal
Cardinal Jules Raymond Mazarin, 1st Duke of Rethel, Mayenne and Nevers, 1602 - 1661, born Giulio Raimondo Mazzarini or Mazarini. Italian cardinal, diplomat and politician

Background imageRethel Collection: Cardinal Jules Raymond Mazarin

Cardinal Jules Raymond Mazarin, 1st Duke of Rethel, Mayenne and Nevers, 1602 - 1661. Born Giulio Raimondo Mazzarini or Mazarini. Italian cardinal, diplomat, and politician. First minister of France

Background imageRethel Collection: Also a Dance of Death, Sheet V (Death on the barricade), 1849

Also a Dance of Death, Sheet V (Death on the barricade), 1849. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Also a Dance of Death, Sheet II (Riding death), 1849

Also a Dance of Death, Sheet II (Riding death), 1849. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Also a Dance of Death, Sheet VI (Death the Victor), 1849

Also a Dance of Death, Sheet VI (Death the Victor), 1849. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Also a Dance of Death, Sheet I (Resurrection of death), 1849

Also a Dance of Death, Sheet I (Resurrection of death), 1849. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Also a Dance of Death, Sheet III, 1849

Also a Dance of Death, Sheet III, 1849. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Also a Dance of Death, Sheet IV (Death hands the sword to the people), 1849

Also a Dance of Death, Sheet IV (Death hands the sword to the people), 1849. Private Collection

Background imageRethel Collection: Alfred Rethel, 1816 A

Alfred Rethel, 1816 A

Background imageRethel Collection: Death On Horseback From Alfred Rethels La Danse Macabre

Death On Horseback From Alfred Rethels La Danse Macabre. From Histoire Des Peintres, ECole Allemande, Published 1875

Background imageRethel Collection: Portait of the Artists Mother, c. 1833. Artist: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)

Portait of the Artists Mother, c. 1833. Artist: Rethel, Alfred (1816-1859)
Portait of the Artists Mother, c.1833. Found in the collection of the Staatliche Museen, Berlin


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EDITORS COMMENTS

"Rethel: A Journey Through History and Art" Step into the world of Rethel, where history intertwines with art to create captivating stories. From Charlemagne's triumphs to mythical tales of the Nibelungen, this collection showcases the diverse talents of Alfred Rethel. In "Charlemagne destroys a pagan idol, " we witness the power of faith as an ancient relic crumbles under his might. The unknown creator captures both destruction and devotion in a single frame. "Death as a friend" challenges our perception of mortality. Rethel's brushstrokes reveal Death not as an enemy but as a gentle companion guiding us towards eternity, and is a poignant reminder that life and death are intertwined. The grandeur of Charlemagne's coronation in Rome unfolds before our eyes in "Coronation of Charlemagne in Rome, Christmas Day, 800 AD. " This historical event comes alive through an unknown artist's vision, transporting us back to that momentous day. It also explores everyday scenes like "Vieille halle en bois, " capturing the rustic charm of old wooden halls. With vibrant colors and meticulous details, he invites us to appreciate the beauty found within simplicity. Amongst these historical depictions emerges Charles II de Cleves, comte de Nevers et d'Eu – a figure shrouded in mystery yet immortalized by Rethel's skillful hand. His portrait offers glimpses into the life and character of this enigmatic nobleman. Witnessing pivotal moments such as "Charlemagne enters Pavia" or "Reconciliation of King Otto I with his brother Henry, " we become spectators to political intrigue and familial bonds tested by time. These artworks transport us beyond mere images; they evoke emotions tied closely to human experiences throughout history. Lastly, we delve into Rethel's interpretation of Die Nibelungen saga – epic tales brought vividly to life.

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