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The Capture of Acre by the Crusaders (1191ja) during the First Crusade. From Speculum

The Capture of Acre by the Crusaders (1191ja) during the First Crusade. From Speculum


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The Capture of Acre by the Crusaders (1191ja) during the First Crusade. From Speculum

The Capture of Acre by the Crusaders (1191ja) during the First Crusade. From Speculum Majus by Vincent de Beauvais (c1190-1264) French Dominican monk and encyclopaedist.. 15th century manuscript. Chantilly Library

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Media ID 9782211

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15th Acre Capture Century Christian Crusade Crusaders Dominican Islam Library Manuscript Monk Muslim Vincent Beauvais Chantilly Encyclopaedist Majus Speculum


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This 15th-century manuscript print takes us back in time to the tumultuous era of the First Crusade. Depicting "The Capture of Acre by the Crusaders (1191ja)" it showcases a pivotal moment in history when Christian forces, led by valiant crusaders, successfully seized control of the strategic city of Acre from Muslim defenders. The artist's attention to detail is remarkable, as every figure and scene comes alive with vibrant colors and intricate brushstrokes. The composition transports us to the heart of battle, where knights clad in shining armor clash against their Muslim counterparts amidst crumbling walls and billowing smoke. One can almost hear the clash of swords and feel the tension that hangs heavy in the air. Vincent de Beauvais, a French Dominican monk renowned for his encyclopedic works, captures not only this significant military conquest but also highlights its religious implications. The image serves as a reminder that this was not merely a war fought for territorial gain but rather an ideological struggle between Christianity and Islam. Preserved within Chantilly Library's precious collection, this manuscript print stands as a testament to both historical events and artistic craftsmanship. It invites viewers to reflect on centuries-old conflicts shaped by religion while appreciating Vincent de Beauvais' skillful storytelling through visual artistry.

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