Frederick of Isenburg tied to a horse, Cologne, 1226 by Charles Rochussen

Engraving of a bound man draped over a white horse, led through a medieval street by armed guards past a watching crowd.

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Frederick of Isenburg tied to a horse, Cologne, 1226, Charles Rochussen (1880), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A black-and-white engraving shows a man bound to a white horse, his body draped forward over the saddle, being led through a narrow medieval street. Armed guards with spears walk beside the procession while a crowd of onlookers, including a child, watches from the sides beneath tall timber-framed houses. This print by Charles Rochussen, dated 1880, is titled Frederick of Isenburg tied to a horse, Cologne, 1226.

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1880

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