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LRI4666564 Sigismund I of Luxembourg (1368-1437), emperor of the Holy Empire receives the tribute of the submissive peoples. Miniature from " Chronicles of the Council of Constance" by Ulrich Richental (1360-1437) 1438 approximately Prague, national library by German School, (15th century); Narodni Knihovna Ceske Republiky (Biblioteca Nazionale), Prague, Czech Republic; (add.info.: Sigismund I of Luxembourg (1368-1437), emperor of the Holy Empire receives the tribute of the submissive peoples. Miniature from " Chronicles of the Council of Constance" by Ulrich Richental (1360-1437) 1438 approximately Prague, national library); Luisa Ricciarini; German, out of copyright
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This print captures a significant moment in history as Sigismund I of Luxembourg, the emperor of the Holy Empire, receives tribute from submissive peoples. The scene is depicted in a beautifully detailed miniature from "Chronicles of the Council of Constance" by Ulrich Richental, created around 1438 in Prague. In this artwork, we see Sigismund I seated on his throne with regal authority and grace. He is surrounded by individuals representing various nations who have come to pay their respects and offer gifts as a sign of submission. The artist has skillfully portrayed each figure with intricate details, showcasing their diverse attire and cultural backgrounds. The composition also includes symbolic elements such as birds and rabbits, which add depth to the narrative. These creatures may represent peace or fertility, further emphasizing the harmonious relationship between Sigismund I and his subjects. The illumination technique used in this miniature brings out vibrant colors that enhance its visual impact. It serves as a testament to the artistic talent prevalent during the German School's reign in the 15th century. Overall, this print offers viewers an opportunity to delve into medieval history through artistry and imagination. It reminds us of Sigismund I's influential role as emperor while highlighting the rich cultural tapestry woven throughout Europe during that era.
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