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EUGENE EMMANUEL VIOLLET-LE-DUC. Cavalier view of the castle and the City of Carcassonne under Saint Louis / Engraving after Viollet Le Duc

EUGENE EMMANUEL VIOLLET-LE-DUC. Civil architecture / Middle Ages. View of the castle and the City of Carcassonne at the time of Saint Louis, circa 1250. (Louis IX started the construction of the second enclosure so that the place could support long sieges. Threats were important: Raimond Trencavel, a refugee in Aragon, was still trying to take back his lands and the City was part of the defense system of the border between France and Aragon. In 1240, Raimond Trencavel tried to besiege the City, but was soon forced to flee in front of the arrival of reinforcements troups from King Louis IX. The City of Carcassonne was then definitively attached to the kingdom of France). Engraving, 19th century. Private collection.
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Title:
Cavalier view of the castle and the City of Carcassonne under Saint Louis / Engraving after Viollet Le Duc
Caption:
Civil architecture / Middle Ages. View of the castle and the City of Carcassonne at the time of Saint Louis, circa 1250. (Louis IX started the construction of the second enclosure so that the place could support long sieges. Threats were important: Raimond Trencavel, a refugee in Aragon, was still trying to take back his lands and the City was part of the defense system of the border between France and Aragon. In 1240, Raimond Trencavel tried to besiege the City, but was soon forced to flee in front of the arrival of reinforcements troups from King Louis IX. The City of Carcassonne was then definitively attached to the kingdom of France). Engraving, 19th century. Private collection.
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Album / Collection Joinville / akg-images
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3743 x 4020 px | 43.0 MB
Print size:
31.7 x 34.0 cm | 12.5 x 13.4 in (300 dpi)