22-09-2021, 09:37 PM
Interesting example, Marco. This kind of answers the questions I had at the beginning of this thread.
Here's a confusing one from Genoa, 1330-1340.
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Supposedly Genoa was predominantly Guelph, and the Guelphs supposedly sided with the French. It depicts the death of Philip IV of France a few decades prior. He suffered a stroke while hunting in Pont-Sainte-Maxence, north of Paris and died a few weeks later in Fontainebleau, a bit south of Paris. Both the hunting grounds and the castle have Ghibelline merlons
Here's a confusing one from Genoa, 1330-1340.
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Supposedly Genoa was predominantly Guelph, and the Guelphs supposedly sided with the French. It depicts the death of Philip IV of France a few decades prior. He suffered a stroke while hunting in Pont-Sainte-Maxence, north of Paris and died a few weeks later in Fontainebleau, a bit south of Paris. Both the hunting grounds and the castle have Ghibelline merlons



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