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Ms - C15 French Breviarypage from a French Breviary: the miniature depicts the Annunciation to Mary by an angel, watched by God from up there Date: early 15th century
Military / C15 / Knight & SqA French knight (Giriart) and a squire
WATCHING THE DEAD C15Watching the dead, in the nave of a German church : monks in cowls mourn while the priest intones suitable prayers Date: 15th century
LITTER, C14/C15A French seigneur is borne in a horse-drawn litter, accompanied by his guards on horseback Date: 14th - 15th centuries
FRENCH HERALDS C15Heralds in France at the time of the death of Charles VI (they give the bad news to the King's son). Date: circa 1500
ROYAL STANDARD - with medieval decoration Date: 15th Century
Two Dutch men and a woman. Date: 1470-1485
Rene, Duc d Anjou at Aix-en-ProvenceRene, Duc d Anjou and Comte de Provence (1409-80) in procession with his courtiers at Aix-en-Provence. Date: circa 1460
Costumes include: hood with liripipe, hose, short doublet or jerkin, tall crowned hats, hood-like headdresses, pouches suspended from belts, short gowns with full sleeves. Date: 15th century
C15 CONCERTHorn-players accompany a boys choir, while the music-master directs from a manuscript score. The dog in the foreground is not particularly interested. Date: 15th century
TOURNAMENT JUDGE / C15A judge is led to the tournament on horseback by a page in France Date: 15th Century
DEATH / DO US PART (C15)Allegorical representation of death seperating two lovers - Til Death Do Us Part.... Date: 15th Century
CONCEPTS / PHILOSOPHY / C15Allegorical representation of Philosophy (the lady) accompanied by the writer and philosopher, Boece Date: 15th Century
DEVIL ATTACKS SHIP, C15A devil attacks a merchant ship in a storm while God watches from above Date: 15th Century
Social Scenes - France - 15th centuryThe French court - Marie dAnjou, queen of Charles VII, receives a book from her chaplain, Robert Blondel, while courtiers stand around Date: 1455
Costume / Bourgogne C15Man: very short houppelande or jacket with dagged epaulettes & hanging sleeves, parti- coloured hose, piked shoes & a bandeau. Woman: Hennin & veil headdress, gown & kirtle. Date: 15th century
15th century English ladiesA noble lady receives a slightly less noble lady who kneels submissively : perhaps she is being ticked off for not wearing a pointed hat like the rest of them... Date: 15th century
HMS Hazard on River Thames, Tower BridgeHMS Hazard with submarine C15 and other vessels on the River Thames near Tower Bridge, for a naval review. Date: circa 1909
German Costume Early C15Men: garments with hanging sleeves worn under armour, chaperon with liripipe. Woman: houppelande (gown) with hanging sleeves, ermine borders, a rosary & a barbette Date: early 15th century
English Courtiers C15+Four courtiers in a variety of clothing styles - long gowns, short coats Date: 15/16th centuries
English Gentleman C15+An Englishmen in a three- quarter length coat Date: 15/16th centuries
English Vips C15+Four persons of distinction, three in long gowns, one in a short tunic and high breeches Date: 15/16th centuries
Four Englishmen C15Four Englishmen all wearing long gowns or robes Date: 15th century
Persons of Rank, C15Four Englishmen of high rank Date: 15th century
English Ladies C15Three ladies of rank wear long high-belted dresses to keep them warm in draughty castles, and high pointed hats for ornament rather than any practical purpose Date: 15th century
Male Dandy / 15C StruttThe dandies of the day take the phrase a feather in your cap literally, and in a big way - fine on a still day, not so good in a high wind Date: 15th century
English ladies 15th Century- My, where DID you get that hat ! exclaims one lady to another, holding up her hands in amazement : the third lady, understandably, doubts if it the style will catch on... Date: 15th century
Women / Headwear / C15-C16A variety of headwear worn by English women. Date: 15th - 16th century
Tower Bridge open to allow ships through, including HMS Hazard and submarine C15, for a naval review. circa 1909
Selling Indulgences C15Jesuits sell indulgences to the people of Lucerne, Switzerland - the populace give the Church money in return for spending a shorter period in Purgatory... Date: 15th century
Costume / Mixed, C15 FrancCostume/Mixed, C15 Franc
Staking Plants, C15A 16th century husbandman plants a stake for climbing plants - illustration to Richard Pynsons printing of The Kalender of Shepardes
C15 Battle SceneEnglish knights engage the French in this fine scene from the 100 Years War, in Wynkyn de Wordes Polychronicon printed in 1495
Etiquette / C15 LeaveA French knight takes his leave from a Nobleman and his Lady
Social / France / C15 FleeceA Gathering of the Chapter of the Golden Fleece held by Charles the Bold
English Gentlemen C15Four gentlemen - one walking, one exclaiming at the view, one supplicating, one disdainfully rejecting his supplication
French Court Lady C15A lady of the French court during the reign of Charles VII
French Chambriere C15A French chambriere or femme de chambre (chambermaid) during the reign of Charles VII
French Countrywoman C15Countrywoman from the environs of Paris, during the reign of Charles VII. Date: 1443
Customs / Marriage (C15)Contemporary illustration of a wedding ceremony involving French nobility
Military / Scene (C15)A column of medieval French soldiers accompany Renaud de Montauban and Gerard de Roussillon
Charlemagne (C15)CHARLEMAGNE - French Emperor in his camp
Threshing, C15 FranceA 15th century French farm - activities in the farmyard, barn and stables
Ms - C15 French Abrahampage from a French Bible history, showing God telling Abraham what he is to do
Ms - C15 BreviaryPage from a French breviary : the miniature depicts Hannah before Eli the High Priest
Catapult C15A rather lethal looking catapult with a huge sling on a wooden base
C15 Commercial BuildingThe Old Fountain in the Minories, London, so solidly built that three horses were needed to pull the timbers apart when it was demolished in 1793
C15 Religious CostumeEcclesiastical habits, a pilgrim, a nun and a monk - two of them carrying their beads, for this is before the Reformation