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Louis IX of France (Saint Louis 1214-1270). Louis dying of plague or dysentery at

Louis IX of France (Saint Louis 1214-1270). Louis dying of plague or dysentery at


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Louis IX of France (Saint Louis 1214-1270). Louis dying of plague or dysentery at

Louis IX of France (Saint Louis 1214-1270). Louis dying of plague or dysentery at Tunis on his second Crusade. Nineteenth Century Trade Card Lithograph

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Advertising Card Century Crusade Dying Lithograph Louis Nineteenth Plague Saint Trade Tunis 1214 1270 Dysentery


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This nineteenth-century trade card lithograph from Universal Images Group (UIG) depicts the poignant scene of Louis IX of France, also known as Saint Louis, succumbing to either plague or dysentery during his second Crusade in Tunis. The artwork beautifully captures the somber atmosphere surrounding the dying king, portraying a moment frozen in time. Louis IX's frail figure lies on a bed draped with rich fabrics, his face etched with pain and exhaustion. The artist skillfully conveys the gravity of the situation through subtle details such as the concerned expressions on the faces of those gathered around him. The viewer can almost feel their collective sorrow and helplessness. The use of color adds depth and emotion to this historical depiction. Shades of muted blues and grays dominate the composition, evoking a sense of melancholy that mirrors Louis' deteriorating health. Despite his suffering, there is an air of dignity surrounding him—a testament to his unwavering faith and devotion. This print serves not only as a work of art but also as a reminder of Louis IX's significant role in history. Known for his piety and commitment to justice, he left an indelible mark on medieval France. Through this image, we are transported back in time to witness one man's final moments—moments that shaped both his legacy and our understanding of human resilience in times of adversity.

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