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Effigy of a Norman knight, Danbury church, 13th centuryEffigy of a Norman knight in armour from Danbury church, 13th century. Carved wooden monument of a man in suit of chain-mail armour of coif, hauberk and hose, with sleeveless surcoat
Work on the tramway in Kingsway, London, connecting the lines in the north and south. Date: 1905
Anglo-Norman king with crown, 11th centuryAnglo-Norman king with crown, seated on a throne, wearing fur-lined mantle, embroidered long tunics. From the Winchester Psalter, Cotton MS Nero C iv. Royal state habit of the 11th century
Anglo-Saxon nobleman in his state dress, 8th century. With beard, mantle fastened at the chest, surcoat over tunic. From Old English Hexateuch, Cotton MS Claudius B iv
Saxon noble in Phrygian cap and others in mantles, 8th centurySaxon noble in mantle and Phrygian cap from the Caedmon manuscript, Bodleian Junius xi
Templar knight's effigy, Temple Church, London, 12th centuryTemplar knight's effigy, Temple Church, London, 12th century. Carved stone monument of a bare-headed knight in chain-mail tunic hauberk and hose, long-sleeved surcoat wIth sword and shield
Norman soldiers in armour, 11th/12th centuryNorman soldiers in nasal helmet, chain-mail armour, 11th/12th centur
King Henry I and Henry II of EnglandKing Henry I (1068- 1135) and King Henry II (1133-1189) of England, from their great seals. In crown, mantle, tunic, seated on throne with sword and orb
Anglo-Norman nobleman in state habit, 11th centuryAnglo-Norman nobleman in richly embroidered mantle and tunic, 11th century. From the Winchester Psalter, Cotton MS Nero C iv
Anglo-Norman male costume, 11th centuryMan in hooded mantle to the calf, man with staff in unusual leather shoes or galoches, and man in manteaux des rois (mantles of the kings) trailing on the ground
Norman rustics of the 11th centuryNorman shepherds in capuce (hooded cloak) with crook and horn, and a peasant in red trousers with staff. Norman rustics of the 11th century
Saxon figure of St Michael in suit of scale armour, 9th centurySaxon figure of St Michael in suit of gilt scale armour, 9th century. Originally holding a sword and scales, weighing a human head against the world. Ancient statue found in Monmouthshire
Anglo Saxon women's costumes, 9th and 10th centuryAnglo Saxon woman in mantle, and woman wearing her veil crossed from Prudentius, Cotton MS Cleopatra C viii, and woman in a tunic with embroidered border from Gregory's Book of Job, Royal MS C vi
Anglo Saxon men's costume, 9th and 10th centuryAnglo Saxon man in double tunic, buttoned tunic and man wearing only coaxalia or long trousers (from a picture of Job in his affliction). From the Harley Psalter, Harley MS 603, 11th century
Maurice, Duke and later Elector of Saxony, 1521-1553Maurice the Brave, Duke and later Elector of Saxony, 1521-1553. In red satin robe and toque, both lined with ermine, sword with double-headed eagle of Austria. Maurice le Brave, Electeur de Saxe
Woman in the court of King Francis I, 16th centuryWoman in the court of King Francis I. In black chaperon hood, grey gown with square-cut bodice, fur-lined sleeves. Dame de la Cour de Francois I
Pope Julius II, 16th centuryPope Julius II kneeling in prayer, 16th century. Le Pape Jules II. After the painting by Raphael, Mass at Bolsene, La Messe de Bolsene, 1512
Louise of Savoy, Duchess of Auvergne, 1476-1531. Louise de Savoie, Duchesse d'Angoulme, Mere de Francois I. After a miniature in a manuscript offered to Louise de Savoie
Peter II of Rohan-Gié (†1523). In suit of plate armour, plumed helmet with sword, on a horse caparisoned with his coat of arms. Pierre Vicomte de Rohan, Seigneur de Gie, Marechal de France
Isabella d'Este (1474-1539), Marchioness of MantuaIsabella d'Este (1474-1539), Marchioness of Mantua, cultural and political figure of the Italian Renaissance. In long red robe with wide slashed fur-lined sleeves
Scene from a tournament at Nuremberg, 16th centuryScene from a tournament at Nuremberg between the Hirshvogel and Riet noble families, 16th century. Two teams of lancers in an exercise match
Woman of Burgos, Spain, 16th century. In muslin chaperon hood, dress with square-cut bodice, apron, and platform espadrilles or alpargatas. Espagne, Dame de Burgos
Woman in the court of King Francis I, 16th centuryCourtier of King Francis I. She wears a multi-coloured chaperon hood, fur-lined gown with square-cut bodice over a red silk robe. Dame de la Cour de Francois I
Mace bearer to King Louis XII of France, 16th centuryMace bearer to King Louis XII of France. In black toque, grey mantle with blue collar, red hose and shoes. After manuscript 145 in the Bibliotheque imperiale, Paris. Massier sous Louis XII
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