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Hand-colored print of two medieval figures holding blue banners with gold fleurs-de-lis on spears against a tiled floor.

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Officiers d’armes annonçans la mort de Charles VI, à son fils le duc de Touraine, en 1422, Nicolas Xavier Willemin (1839). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print shows two standing figures in medieval costume, each holding a spear with a blue banner decorated with gold fleurs-de-lis. The figure on the right wears a blue tunic with yellow skirting and holds a dark hat, while the figure on the left wears a purple tunic. The work is titled as officers of arms announcing the death of Charles VI to his son the Duke of Touraine in 1422, by Nicolas Xavier Willemin, dated 1839.