Frederick barbarossa

The memorable history of a central figure in the European Middle Ages

Frederick Barbarossa Holy Roman Emperor led Third Crusade but drowned crossing a river in Asia Minor

Frederick I 'Barbarossa', Holy Roman Emperor. Postcard issued by 'Bund der Deutschen in Böhmen' 1918.

Frederick Barbarossa at his prime in chainmail covered by a coat of plate (Plattenrock.) Ailettes of single headed imperial eagles. Music listened to while worked: Palästinalied (Arr. M.C. Yeşilçay) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zs9hhJbVikU Johnny Cash: Ain't No Grave

The completed Frederick I Barbarossa, Holy Roman Emperor (A.D.1122-1190). I am actually quite pleased with how this piece in the series turned out.

Frederick Barbarossa, to whom that German legend originally attached - that legend which represents a great monarch slumbering in a deep cavern, his beard grown round a stone table, against a day of awakening when the world will be restored by him from an extremity of disorder to peace."

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Frederick Barbarossa, named after his proverbial red beard, will always be remembered as the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Having mustered all of his power to restore the empire, he now serves as the role model to any ambitious ruler. Be sure to leave a comment about what you think about Frederick Barbarossa, The Red Beard~!

Frederick Barbarossa at his prime in chainmail covered by a coat of plate (Plattenrock.) Ailettes of single headed imperial eagles. Music listened to while worked: Palästinalied (Arr. M.C. Yeşilçay) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zs9hhJbVikU Johnny Cash: Ain't No Grave