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Pope Innocent III Absolving Raymond VI of Toulouse (Rijksmuseum, Dauzats after Gue, 1842)

Tone lithograph, Adrien Dauzats after Julien Michel Gue, 1842, Rijksmuseum

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A tone lithograph by Adrien Dauzats, after a painting by Julien Michel Gue, showing Pope Innocent III lifting the excommunication of Raymond VI, Count of Toulouse, during a public act of penance at the church of Saint-Gilles-du-Gard on 18 June 1209. Made in Paris in 1842 for a salon publication. Held today by the Rijksmuseum.

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Innocent III, Figures

The Rijksmuseum's own title names Pope Innocent III as the pope who absolves Raymond VI of Toulouse in the scene depicted.

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