The siege of Calais in 1347 was the self-sacrifice of Eustache of Saint-Pierre, the best known of the six bourgeois of Calais, who went to King Edward III of England to plead for mercy for the inhabitants of Calais (August 1347). Painting by Jean Simon(The siege of Calais in 1347 was the devouement of Eustache of Saint Peter, the best known of the six bourgeois of Calais, who went to the king of England Edward III, to plead for the grace of the inhabitants of Calais (August 1347). Painting by Jean Simon )Jean-Simon Berthelemy | |
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19th century
· oil on canvas
· Image ID: 1023433
Musee Municipal, Laon, France / Bridgeman Images | |
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