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Byzantine Emperor Basil I called Macedonian (812-886) receiving Serbian ambassadors
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Byzantine Emperor Basil I called Macedonian (812-886) receiving Serbian ambassadors
AIS5391468 Byzantine Emperor Basil I called Macedonian (812-886) receiving Serbian ambassadors (miniature) by Spanish School, (14th century); Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: Miniature from " Synopsis historiarum" or " Byzantine Chronicles" (Stories of Byzantine Kings and Facts from 811 to 1057) by John (Johannes or John) Scylitza (or Skylitzes or Scylitzae) (11th-12th century)); Spanish, out of copyright
Media ID 22564302
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This print captures a significant historical moment in the Byzantine Empire, showcasing Byzantine Emperor Basil I called Macedonian (812-886) receiving Serbian ambassadors. The exquisite miniature, created by the Spanish School in the 14th century, is housed at the Biblioteca Nacional in Madrid, Spain. The artwork originates from "Synopsis historiarum" or "Byzantine Chronicles" an esteemed compilation of stories and facts about Byzantine Kings and events spanning from 811 to 1057. Crafted by John Scylitza (or Skylitzes or Scylitzae), a prominent figure during the 11th-12th century, this masterpiece provides invaluable insights into international relations during medieval times. The painting's lighting technique adds depth and drama to the scene as Emperor Basil I stands tall with regal poise while engaging with his Serbian counterparts. This portrayal not only highlights diplomatic interactions but also signifies political alliances that played a crucial role in shaping history. As we delve into this remarkable piece of artistry, we are transported back to an era where kings held immense power and influence over their realms. It serves as a testament to both artistic skill and historical documentation, allowing us to appreciate the rich tapestry of human civilization. Through this image, we gain glimpses into an empire's grandeur and its connections beyond borders—a visual representation of cultural exchange amidst shifting geopolitical landscapes. Let us marvel at this snapshot frozen in time—a window into a bygone era that continues to capt
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