CHARLES MARTEL (c688-741). Frankish ruler, Duke of Austrasia, 715-741. Charles Martel defeating the caliphs army under Abd-er-Rahman at Tours, France, 732. Color engraving, 19th century

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CHARLES MARTEL (c688-741). Frankish ruler, Duke of Austrasia, 715-741. Charles Martel defeating the caliphs army under Abd-er-Rahman at Tours, France, 732. Color engraving, 19th century

CHARLES MARTEL (c688-741).
Frankish ruler, Duke of Austrasia, 715-741. Charles Martel defeating the caliphs army under Abd-er-Rahman at Tours, France, 732. Color engraving, 19th century

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Army Attack Austrasia Battle Battle Field Carolingian Cavalry Duke Equestrian Frankish Muslim Poitiers Saracen Spanish Tours Warfare Warrior Martel Rahman

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. This color engraving from the 19th century depicts a defining moment in history - Charles Martel's resounding victory over the caliph's army under Abd-er-Rahman at Tours, France. The equestrian figure of Charles Martel dominates the scene as he leads his Frankish troops into battle against the Muslim forces. Mounted on a majestic horse, Charles Martel exudes power and determination as he charges forward with his sword raised high. His royal attire signifies his status as a Frankish ruler and Duke of Austrasia during this medieval era. The intensity of warfare is palpable in every detail captured by this exquisite engraving. The clash between these two formidable armies marked a crucial turning point in European history. With unwavering courage and strategic brilliance, Charles Martel successfully defended Christian Europe against Islamic expansionism. This significant triumph halted further advances by Muslim forces into Western Europe and preserved Christianity's dominance on the continent. Through this artwork, we are transported back to that fateful day when Charles Martel led his cavalry to secure not only military victory but also safeguarded cultural identity and religious beliefs for generations to come. It serves as an enduring testament to one man's indomitable spirit and leadership amidst turbulent times. This remarkable print from The Granger Collection captures both historical accuracy and artistic beauty, allowing us to appreciate the valorous deeds of Charles Martel while commemorating an event that shaped

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