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Joachim Is judgment against the robber barons of Lindenberg in 1504 (colour litho)
725444 Joachim Is judgment against the robber barons of Lindenberg in 1504 (colour litho) by Rohling, Carl (1849-1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: Joachim Is judgment against the robber barons of Lindenberg in 1504. Prince-elector of the Margraviate of Brandenburg (1484-1535). Illustration from House of Hohenzollern in Pictures and Words by Carl Rohling and Richard Sternfeld. Published by Martin Oldenbourg in Berlin, c 1900.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23483550
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Brandenburg Hohenzollern House Of Hohenzollern Judgement Margraviate Of Brandenburg Prince Elector Noble Robber Baron Robber Barons
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This vibrant lithograph captures a significant moment in history, depicting Joachim I's judgment against the notorious robber barons of Lindenberg in 1504. The print, created by Carl Rohling, showcases the intricate details and colors that bring this historical event to life. Joachim I, the Prince-elector of the Margraviate of Brandenburg from 1484 to 1535, is depicted as a powerful figure presiding over a court scene. With his regal attire and commanding presence, he symbolizes justice and authority. The robber barons stand before him, their expressions filled with trepidation as they face their fate. The illustration is part of "House of Hohenzollern in Pictures and Words" a publication by Carl Rohling and Richard Sternfeld released around 1900. It offers viewers an insight into German history during the Renaissance period. The image not only portrays Joachim I's determination to maintain law and order but also highlights the power struggle between nobility and commoners during this era. The term "robber baron" refers to feudal lords who exploited their positions for personal gain at the expense of others. With its attention to detail and historical accuracy, this lithograph serves as both an educational tool for understanding Germany's past and a visually captivating piece of art. It reminds us that even centuries later, we can still appreciate these pivotal moments that shaped our world today.
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