14 Century Collection
Step back in time to the 14th century, a period of grandeur and cultural richness. Let us explore the captivating world of this era through various artistic masterpieces
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Step back in time to the 14th century, a period of grandeur and cultural richness. Let us explore the captivating world of this era through various artistic masterpieces. Reconstruction of a wall painting originally in St. Stephen's Chapel transports us to the royal court, where we witness influential figures like Thomas Woodstock, Edmund Langley, John of Gaunt, Lionel, Edward - The Black Prince, and even St. George himself. The portrait of Queen Isabelle of France captures her regal beauty as she graces England with her presence as Queen consort to King Edward I. Her elegance radiates from every brushstroke. In an enchanting 19th-century engraving titled "Gloria in excelsis Deo, " heavenly beings seem to descend upon Earth amidst divine light. This chromolithograph reminds us of the spiritual devotion that permeated society during this time. Otto IV and his wife Hedwig are immortalized in a vibrant color lithograph; their noble lineage evident through their dignified expressions and elaborate attire. The Apocalypse Tapestry or Apocalypse of Angers takes us on an epic journey through biblical events depicted intricately on tapestry panels created between 1375-80. Each thread tells a story that captivates our imagination. Geoffrey Chaucer graces the court of King Edward III in a vivid color lithograph; his literary genius shines brightly as he becomes one with history itself. Parclose screens at St Mary's Church in Worstead, Norfolk reveal intricate craftsmanship that adorned sacred spaces during this era - testaments to both faith and artistry standing tall after centuries have passed. Rood screens also found within St Mary's Church showcase ornate carvings depicting religious scenes; they serve as reminders for worshippers who seek solace within these hallowed walls. The Great Hall at Lumley Castle stands proud against time's relentless march forward.