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The baptism of the King of the Francs Clovis I in Reims in 5th century, 1500 (oil on panel)
XEE4749763 The baptism of the King of the Francs Clovis I in Reims in 5th century, 1500 (oil on panel) by Master of Saint Giles (fl.1490-1510); (add.info)

The baptism of Clovis I, in Reims by Saint Remi on 25/12/496 (or 499), c. 1490-1510 (oil on panel)
JLJ4974500 The baptism of Clovis I, in Reims by Saint Remi on 25/12/496 (or 499), c. 1490-1510 (oil on panel) by Master of Saint Giles (fl.1490-1510); National Gallery of Art, Washington DC

The baptism of Clovis (496) by Saint Remi, 1896 (illustration)
7304513 The baptism of Clovis (496) by Saint Remi, 1896 (illustration) by Job, pseudonym for Onfray de Breville, Jacques (1858-1931); Private Collection; (add.info)

Saint Remi, eveque of Reims, baptizing Clovis I (465-511), King of the Francs
XEE4413075 Saint Remi, eveque of Reims, baptizing Clovis I (465-511), King of the Francs, 25 December 496. On the left, Saint Clotilde

Bapteme of Clovis 1st, 25th December 496: the king of the Francs (466-511
XEE4409073 Bapteme of Clovis 1st, 25th December 496: the king of the Francs (466-511) is baptized by Saint Remi (437-533), eveque of Reims, in the church of Saint Martin

Cloviss baptism in Reims on 25 December 496. Painting by Pierre Puget (1620 - 1694)
JLJ4598825 Cloviss baptism in Reims on 25 December 496. Painting by Pierre Puget (1620 - 1694), 1653. Marseille, Musee Des Beaux Arts by Puget, Pierre (1620-94); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Marseille

Bapteme and sacre of Clovis in the Cathedrale of Reims, December 25, 496, by Saint Remi
LSE4103120 Bapteme and sacre of Clovis in the Cathedrale of Reims, December 25, 496, by Saint Remi, eveque of Reims. by French School

Saint Remi, Bishop of Reims
LSE4104218 Saint Remi, Bishop of Reims by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Saint Remi, Bishop of Reims); Photo eLeonard de Selva; French, out of copyright

Saint Remigius baptizes Clovis in Reims - The baptism of the King of the Francs Clovis I
XEE4160871 Saint Remigius baptizes Clovis in Reims - The baptism of the King of the Francs Clovis I (466-511) in Reims by the Eveque Saint Remi on 25/12/496 (or 499)

The baptism of Clovis 1st (466-511) in Reims, December 25, 496
XEE4157480 The baptism of Clovis 1st (466-511) in Reims, December 25, 496. illustration by MALATESTA (MALTESTE Henri Theodore) in " Le Pelerin" of August 23, 1896

Clovis I (465-511) Baptised with Men from his Army before the Battle of Tolbiac - Bapteme
XEE4151292 Clovis I (465-511) Baptised with Men from his Army before the Battle of Tolbiac - Bapteme of Clovis 1st, 25th December 496: le roi des Francs (466-511) is baptized by Saint Remi (437-533)

The Bapteme of Clovis I (465-511), December 25, 496, by Saint Remi
JEB4878829 The Bapteme of Clovis I (465-511), December 25, 496, by Saint Remi, eveque of Reims (oil on canvas) by Puget, Pierre (1620-94); Palais de Longchamp, Marseille

Carolingian Art: miracle of the Holy Bulb, ivory diptych depicting at the top
JLJ4673182 Carolingian Art: miracle of the Holy Bulb, ivory diptych depicting at the top, the resurrection of a young girl, in the centre a sick baptism

Saint Remigius baptizes Clovis in Reims - The baptism of the King of the Francs Clovis I
XEE4160874 Saint Remigius baptizes Clovis in Reims - The baptism of the King of the Francs Clovis I (466-511) in Reims by the Eveque Saint Remi on 25/12/496 (or 499)

Curve your head, proud Sicamber, love what you burns, burn what you love
XEE4191059 Curve your head, proud Sicamber, love what you burns, burn what you love. Words of Saint Remy (or Remi), eveque of Reims (ca)

His vow had been fulfilled, Clovis was baptized in the cathedral of Reims by Saint Remi
LSE4103124 His vow had been fulfilled, Clovis was baptized in the cathedral of Reims by Saint Remi, bishop of the city by Unknown Artist

Saint Remi, eveque of Reims
LSE4104221 Saint Remi, eveque of Reims by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Saint Remi, eveque of Reims); Photo eLeonard de Selva; French, out of copyright

Portrait of Saint Remi (437-533) (Saint Remigius, Remy Remigio
XEE4142825 Portrait of Saint Remi (437-533) (Saint Remigius, Remy Remigio) visit by the dove of the Holy Spirit (Holy Spirit). Chromolithography of the late 19th century

The baptism of the King of the Francs Clovis I (466-511
JLJ4656151 The baptism of the King of the Francs Clovis I (466-511) in Reims by the Eveque Saint Remi on 25/12/496 (or 499)

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"Saint Remi: The Baptism of Clovis I and the Birth of Christianity in Francia" In the historic city of Reims, on a momentous day in December 496, an event took place that would forever shape the destiny of Francia. It was here that Saint Remi, the revered Bishop of Reims, performed one of his most significant acts - baptizing Clovis I, King of the Francs. The scene is vividly captured in various artistic depictions throughout history. From oil paintings to illustrations and ivory diptychs, each artwork portrays this pivotal moment with reverence and awe. One such painting by Pierre Puget showcases Clovis standing before Saint Remi as he pours holy water over him, symbolizing his conversion to Christianity. Clovis' baptism marked a turning point not only for himself but also for his kingdom. As he emerged from the sacred waters cleansed and reborn, so too did Francia begin its transformation into a Christian nation. This act solidified Clovis' alliance with Rome and laid the foundation for centuries of religious influence on European politics, and is said that Saint Remi's faith was so strong that even miracles surrounded him. Legends speak of a Holy Bulb miraculously lighting up during his presence - an event depicted in Carolingian art through an exquisite ivory diptych. As we reflect upon these historical accounts and artistic representations, we are reminded not only of Saint Remi's profound impact but also how religion has shaped our world. Through his guidance and spiritual leadership, he brought salvation to both king and country alike. Today, Reims stands as a testament to this extraordinary chapter in history. Its magnificent cathedral bears witness to the baptismal site where Saint Remi baptized Clovis I all those centuries ago.