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Defeat of Griffon (scene from left): Fight of Pepin the Brief (714-768
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Defeat of Griffon (scene from left): Fight of Pepin the Brief (714-768
JLJ4660635 Defeat of Griffon (scene from left): Fight of Pepin the Brief (714-768) and his brother griffon. Rings of Pepin the Brief to Laon in 754. Miniature in " Grandes chroniques de France" (Folio 76) enluminated by Jean Fouquet (15th century) 1493. Paris. B N by Fouquet, Jean (c.1420-80); (add.info.: Defeat of Griffon (scene from left): Fight of Pepin the Brief (714-768) and his brother griffon. Rings of Pepin the Brief to Laon in 754. Miniature in " Grandes chroniques de France" (Folio 76) enluminated by Jean Fouquet (15th century) 1493. Paris. B N); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a scene from the left side of the "Defeat of Griffon" miniature, found in the renowned "Grandes chroniques de France". Created by Jean Fouquet in the 15th century, this masterpiece showcases the Fight of Pepin the Brief and his brother Griffon. The intricate details and vibrant colors bring to life this historical event. In this particular scene, we witness Pepin the Brief (714-768) engaging in a fierce battle with his brother Griffon. The rings of Pepin's conquests are being presented to Laon in 754, symbolizing his triumph over his enemies. As we delve into this illuminated manuscript, we are transported back to medieval France, where kings fought valiantly for their kingdoms. The composition is filled with symbolism and religious references. The crown atop Pepin's head signifies his royal status while lily flowers adorn the background as symbols of purity and divine grace. The presence of clergy members emphasizes both political power and religious authority during that era. Jean Fouquet's attention to detail is evident through every brushstroke, capturing not only physical combat but also conveying emotions such as determination and defeat on each character's face. This remarkable piece serves as a testament to Fouquet's mastery as an illuminator. As we gaze upon this print from Fine Art Finder, we are reminded of France's rich history and its significant role during medieval times. It invites us to explore further into these fascinating tales depicted within illuminated manuscripts like
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