Charles VII of France (1403-1461) did not immediately succeed his father, remaining the dauphin and ruling over what parts of France remained to him. In 1429, Joan of Arc (pictured here at right) encouraged him to fight for his rights and then had him crowned king at Rheims (pictured here) on July 17, 1429. This tapestry was completed around 1640 and hung in the Chateau d'Espanel.
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Charles VII of France (1403-1461) did not immediately succeed his father, remaining the dauphin and ruling over what parts of France remained to him. In 1429, Joan of Arc (pictured here at right) encouraged him to fight for his rights and then had him crowned king at Rheims (pictured here) on July 17, 1429. This tapestry was completed around 1640 and hung in the Chateau d'Espanel.

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UMG24A06_192

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Droits gérés

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53,9Mo (6,5Mo) / 46,7cm x 28,9cm / 5521 x 3414 (300dpi)

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15th century Charles VII Joan of Arc coronation at Rheims Rheims cathedral French king Chateau d'Espanel English against French England versus France medieval France late Middle Ages France coronation 1400s 15th century

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