Seigneurs Italiens. Milieu du XIVe siècle
Raphaël Jacquemin · 1821-1881
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Why is this public domain? Raphaël Jacquemin died in 1881; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored print by Raphaël Jacquemin, dated 1869, shows two Italian noblemen in mid-fourteenth-century dress on horseback. The rider on the left wears a grey cloak and a tall orange hat, while the rider on the right wears a red cloak patterned with white fleurs-de-lis, a grey hat with a red crown, and carries a falcon and a sword. The title identifies the subject as Italian lords of the mid-fourteenth century, after a fresco by Andrea Orcagna in the Camposanto of Pisa.
