Portret van Jocelin I van Edessa 1838 - 1841

"Portret van Jocelin I van Edessa" is a lithograph portrait of Jocelin I of Edessa, a Crusader count in the 12th century, created by Charles-Amédée Colin between 1838 and 1841. The portrait depicts Jocelin in full armor, holding a sword and shield bearing a red cross, a symbol of the Crusades. Colin's masterful use of light and shadow gives the work a sense of depth and realism, emphasizing Jocelin's noble bearing and the weight of his leadership. This lithograph is a testament to Colin's skill as a portraitist and provides a glimpse into the historical figure of Jocelin I of Edessa.