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Gijsbrecht II of Amstel and the Count of Gelderland, wounded, brought to the chapter during the election of a new bishop, 1227
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Gijsbrecht II of Amstel and the Count of Gelderland, wounded, brought to the chapter during the election of a new bishop, 1227

Reinier Vinkeles (I) · 1786 · etching; paper

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Gijsbrecht II (or Gijsbert) of Amstel and the Count of Gelderland, wounded during the Battle of Ane on July 27, 1227, are carried on stretchers to the chapter to cast their votes in the election of a new bishop as successor to Bishop Otto II, who was killed in the battle.

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printhistorieprentGijsbrecht II van AmstelNetherlandsSlag bij Ane
Credit lineGijsbrecht II van Amstel en de graaf van Gelder gewond naar het kapittel gebracht bij de verkiezing van een nieuwe bisschop, 1227. 1786. Reinier Vinkeles (I). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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