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Maison Jeanne DArc, Rouen

An etching of a market square with tall, half timbered houses in Rouen, France. It was by the location where Joan of Arc was burned alive, on May 30th, 1431, as a result of the Catholic Church not wanting to tolerate having people talking directly to God, the trial resulted in the French heroine becoming a martyr

Picture No
13751194
Media ID
45179529
Size
3209px x 3828px (4.7MB)
Credit
© CLM Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Etching from Colour Magazine Volume 14 July 1921, by William Renison (1893-1938)
Date
circa 1921

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