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Edict of Amboise - Peace of Amboise ending the first French Religious War
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Edict of Amboise - Peace of Amboise ending the first French Religious War
GIA4725930 Edict of Amboise - Peace of Amboise ending the first French Religious War, 13 March 1563 (1570) circa 1570 by Tortorel, Jacques (fl.1568-92); Private Collection; (add.info.: Edict of Amboise - Peace of Amboise ending the first French Religious War, 13 March 1563 (1570) - Guerre de religion: la Paix d Amboise or edit d Amboise signed at l isle aux oxeufs pres d orleans by Louis de Conde and le connetable de Montmorency, it marks the end of the first war of religion, 19/03/1563. Catherine de Medicis (Caterina de Medici) (1519-1589), Louis, Prince of Conde (1530-1569), Anne de Montmorency (1493-1767) and Francois de Coligny, Lord of Andelot (1521-1569). Engraving by Jacques Tortorel (active in 1568-1590) and Jean-Jacques (Jean Jacques) Perrissin (circa 1536-1617) from their work devoted to the wars of religions, circa 1570 -); eGiancarlo Costa; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22280792
© Giancarlo Costa / Bridgeman Images
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This print captures the historical moment of the Edict of Amboise, also known as the Peace of Amboise, which marked the end of the first French Religious War. Signed on 13 March 1563 (1570), this significant agreement brought an end to a period of intense conflict between Catholics and Protestants in France. The image showcases key figures involved in this pivotal event, including Catherine de Medicis, Louis, Prince of Conde, Anne de Montmorency, and Francois de Coligny. These individuals played crucial roles in negotiating peace and ensuring religious tolerance within France. Engraved by Jacques Tortorel and Jean-Jacques Perrissin around 1570 for their work dedicated to the wars of religions, this print provides a glimpse into history with its intricate details and artistic craftsmanship. Set against a backdrop depicting a military camp with tents symbolizing both Catholic and Protestant armies, this image serves as a reminder of the struggles faced during that time. It highlights not only the political complexities but also reflects on themes such as persecution and unity within Christendom. Preserved in private collection today, this print allows us to appreciate how art can serve as a powerful medium for preserving historical events while providing insights into our past.
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