The Massacre of Cahors, 19th November 1561, engraved by Jacques Tortorel fl. 1568-92

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"The Massacre of Cahors, 19th November 1561" is a historical engraving by Jacques Tortorel, an artist active from 1568 to 1592, and Jean Jacques Perrissin. The artwork depicts the violent events that took place in Cahors, France, during the French Wars of Religion, a period marked by conflict between Catholics and Protestants (Huguenots) in the 16th century. This particular incident reflects the intense religious and political turmoil of the era, which led to a series of massacres, battles, and sieges.

The engraving is part of a series created by Tortorel and Perrissin, which aimed to document the dramatic and often brutal episodes of the Wars of Religion. These works are significant for their historical value, providing visual narratives of the events that shaped France during this tumultuous period. The series is known for its detailed representation of the figures, architecture, and landscapes, as well as its attempt to capture the fervor and chaos of the conflicts it portrays.

"The Massacre of Cahors, 19th November 1561" serves not only as a work of art but also as a historical record, reflecting the perspective of its creators and the sentiments of the time. It is an important piece for understanding the cultural and societal impact of the French Wars of Religion, as well as the role of art in documenting and interpreting historical events. The engraving is a testament to the power of visual media in shaping historical memory and offers insight into the complexities of religious warfare in 16th-century France.

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