Editing Conradin (section)

==In literature==

Conradin was the subject of artistic interpretation in the nineteenth and early twentieth century. Several paintings and works of literature, especially poetry, depicted his military campaign and his execution. [[Felicia Hemans]], best known for "The boy stood on the burning deck", wrote in 1824 "The Death of Conradin". [[Charles Swain (poet)|Charles Swain]] wrote "Conradin" in 1832, a poem which inspired the first of "Three Tone Poems for Solo Piano" by Justin Henry Rubin.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Three Tone Poems for Solo Piano |url=https://www.d.umn.edu/~jrubin1/pJHR%20Three%20Tone%20Poems%20piano.pdf}}</ref> ''Conradin : a philosophical ballad'' was written by [[Charles Robert Ashbee|C. R. Ashbee]], dedicated to his patron and friend [[Thomas Shaw-Hellier|Colonel Shaw Hellier]], and published in 1908 by Essex House Press, "one of the most significant private presses at work during the [[Arts and Crafts movement]]"<ref>{{Cite web |last=Conservation |first=Icon-The Institute of |title=Assessment of The Essex House Press collection, Court Barn Museum |url=https://www.conservationregister.com/case-studies/assessment-of-the-essex-house-press-collection-court-barn-museum/ |access-date=2023-11-17 |website=Icon - The Institute of Conservation |language=en-US}}</ref>

The novel ''[[Põlev lipp]]'' (''The Burning Banner'') by [[Karl Ristikivi]] (1961; in [[Estonian language|Estonian]]) depicts Conradin's Italian campaign. A translation into the French by {{Ill|Jean Pascal Ollivry|et}} ''L'étendard en flammes'', was published in Paris in 2005.<ref>[[Karl Ristikivi]]. [http://www.passiondulivre.com/livre-17185-l-etendard-en-flammes.htm L'étendard en flammes] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160605223336/http://www.passiondulivre.com/livre-17185-l-etendard-en-flammes.htm |date=5 June 2016 }}. Traduit de l'estonien par Jean Pascal Ollivry. Paris: Alvik, 2005.</ref>