He reached the altar where the crown lay lifting it he placed it upon his head illustration from A History of Germany

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"He Reached the Altar Where the Crown Lay; Lifting It, He Placed It Upon His Head" is a notable illustration by A.C. Michael, featured in the book "A History of Germany." This artwork is significant for its historical depiction and artistic representation of a pivotal moment in German history. The illustration captures the coronation scene of a Germanic ruler, a ceremonial act that symbolizes the assumption of power and the ruler's divine right to govern. A.C. Michael's work is characterized by its attention to detail and its ability to convey the grandeur and solemnity of historical events through visual art.

The illustration serves as a visual complement to the narrative presented in "A History of Germany," helping readers to visualize the historical context and the cultural significance of the coronation ceremony. The artwork is an example of historical illustration, a genre that aims to bring past events to life, providing a visual interpretation that can enhance the understanding of historical texts. A.C. Michael's illustration is not only an artistic creation but also a historical document that reflects the artistic style and cultural values of the period in which it was created.

As an important piece of historical and artistic work, "He Reached the Altar Where the Crown Lay; Lifting It, He Placed It Upon His Head" has been the subject of analysis and appreciation in the fields of art history and German studies. It remains a valuable resource for those interested in the visual representation of history and the role of art in education and cultural heritage.

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