1350 Collection (#2)

John 3rd Earl Salisbury
JOHN MONTACUTE, third earl of SALISBURY Date: 1350 - 1400

Triptych with the Virgin and Child, and Saints Mary Magdalene and Ansanus, Andrea di Cione Orcagna, 1350

Madonna of Humility; Guariento di Arpo, Italian, active 1338 - 1367/1370; Italy, Europe; about 1345 - 1350; Tempera and gold leaf on panel; Panel (with engaged frame): 33 x 17.1 cm (13 x 6 3/4 in.)

David with Musical Instruments; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

David Pointing to his Eye; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

Christ in Majesty and the Four Evangelists with their Symbols; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

The Expulsion from Paradise; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

The Creation of Birds and Fishes; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

The Fool and a Demon; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

Joseph Cast into the Well; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

The Birth of Esau and Jacob; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

Cain and Abel Offering Gifts; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France, Europe; about 1360 - 1370; Tempera colors, gold

Solomon Teaching Rehoboam, The Judgment of Solomon, Solomon Testing the Legitimacy of Three Brothers; Master of Jean de Mandeville, French, active 1350 - 1370; Paris, France

SPAIN: KNIGHTS, c1350. Manuscript illumination, Spanish, c1350

RABBI AKIBA (c50-c135). Rabbi Akiba ben Joseph. Palestinian rabbi. Akiba ben Joseph instructing his pupils. From the Sarajevo Haggadah, c1350

GUARIENTO: THE ARCHANGEL. Oil on board, c1350

HAWKING, c1350. English manuscript illumination

Arcipreste De Hita, Juan RuѺ, called el (1283-1350)
Arcipreste De Hita, Juan Ruк, called el (1283-1350). Castilian poet from the first half of the 14th century. Manuscript

Steamship Adriatic 5, 888 tons, 1350 horse power: George Steers naval constructor & builder engines built at Novelty Works New York. Date c1860

Sir William Gascoigne
SIR WILLIAM GASCOIGNE Chief Justice of the Kings Bench in the reign of Henry V. He wears a hood, mantle, cope and ermine-lined robe. Date: 1350 - 1419

Jean De Montaigu
JEAN DE MONTAIGU French statesman and financier

Breton Nobles
The barons of Bretagne meet to remonstrate with their duke, presumably at Rennes

Giving Wine to Groom
A female attendant serves wine to a groom

Philippe VI De Valois
PHILIPPE VI DE VALOIS king of France, succeeded when Marie de Luxembroug, widow of Charles IV, bore a daughter : Edward III disputed his claim, leading to 100 Years War

Rome / Panoramic View
A panoramic view of Rome, dating from between 1350 and 1450, and originating from the monastery at Mantua

Saint Vincent Ferrier
SAINT VINCENT FERRIER (or FERRER)Spanish Dominican who had a stormy career but won renown as a phenomenally successful preacher on the theme of penance

Racial / Japan / Warrior
A warrior of the Ashikaga period, seated beside his bow, fanning himself

Pierre D ailly
PIERRE D AILLY French theologian reading

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"Exploring the Rich History of 1350: From Nefertiti to Gothic Architecture" Step back in time to the year 1350, where history unveils fascinating tales from various corners of the world. In Ethiopia, the Addis Ababa manuscript captures our attention with its ancient wisdom and intricate illustrations, dating back before this significant year. Meanwhile, Gothic Architecture enchants us with its grandeur and precision, as seen in engravings that showcase masterpieces like "The Entry into Jerusalem. " However, not all stories from it can filled with beauty and splendor. The Black Death looms over Europe during this period, leaving a blood-stained continent grappling with devastation. Figures depicting women struck by this merciless plague serve as haunting reminders of humanity's vulnerability. Yet amidst these dark times emerge glimpses of faith and hope. A crucifix found in Elmelunde Church in Denmark stands as a testament to unwavering devotion even amid adversity—a symbol that resonates across centuries. Traveling further back through time takes us to ancient Egypt's 18th Dynasty around 1300 BC or perhaps even earlier at 1350 BC. Here we encounter captivating reliefs portraying funeral scenes—an insight into how rituals surrounding death were honored during those distant eras. As we shift our focus towards artistry, St. Victor and St. Corona come alive through a masterpiece created by the Master for Palazzo Ven around c. 1350—an exquisite representation of religious devotion captured on canvas. Venturing beyond borders brings us closer to German culture late in the fourteenth century—where costumes reflect an era rich in tradition and identity—a visual gateway into medieval life. Lastly, let's journey forward several centuries to Manchester in 1906 when The Seven Stars Inn stood proudly colored within a photograph—a snapshot capturing urban life at that momentous time.