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Peire Vidal / Troubador

Peire Vidal, French troubador of the late 12th, early 13th centuries, entertains the lady Azalais of Roquemartine, from whom he stole a kiss while she slept and had to leave court

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12th 13th Centuries Entertains Kiss Leave Slept Stole Troubadours Vidal Troubador


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This image depicts the renowned French troubadour, Peire Vidal, serenading the beautiful Lady Azalais of Roquemartine in the late 12th or early 13th century. The troubadours were a group of poet-musicians who traveled from court to court, entertaining the nobility with their songs of love, chivalry, and courtly manners. Peire Vidal was one of the most celebrated troubadours of his time, known for his wit, charm, and daring exploits. In this scene, he is shown in the midst of a performance, his lute in hand and his eyes fixed on the enchanting Lady Azalais. However, this was no ordinary courtly entertainment. According to legend, Peire Vidal had stolen a kiss from Lady Azalais while she slept, an act that was considered a grave breach of etiquette and could have led to serious consequences. The troubadour, aware of the potential danger, composed a poem to apologize for his actions and presented it to the lady during this very performance. Despite the scandal, Lady Azalais was said to have been amused by Peire Vidal's audacity and forgave him, allowing him to continue his entertainment. This image captures the moment of tension and excitement as the troubadour awaits her response, his fate hanging in the balance. The historical significance of this scene lies in the depiction of the complex relationships between the troubadours and their patrons, as well as the role of poetry and music in medieval courtly life. This print is a testament to the enduring allure of the troubadour tradition and the power of art to transcend social norms and captivate the human spirit.

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