1450 Collection (page 11)

THE ADORATION OF THE MAGI. Giovanni di Paolo. Wood, c1450

NEW YEAR CARD, 1450. A New Years card depicting the Christ Child and the Virgin Mary. The earliest known holdiay greeting. German woodcut, c1450

Caterina Sforza-Riario
CATERINA SFORZA-RIARIO A member of the Italian family that ruled Milan 1450 - 1535. She married Girolamo Riario

Art Encouraged
Flemish artists are encouraged by the patronage of Philippe III, le Bon, duc de Bourgogne

Frances Three Estates : - the clergy - the nobility - the people

Costume Henry VI Period
A lady of rank during the reign of Henry VI

Court of Burgundy
At his court, Philippe le Bon, duc de Bourgogne, receives the homage of his subjects but doesn t seem very excited by them

King in Council
The king - presumably Charles VII - in council

John Lord Beaumont
A courtier of the reign of Henry VI, supposed to represent John, viscount Beaumont, earl of Boulogne, Constable and Lord High Chamberlain of England

French Court Lady C15
A lady of the French court during the reign of Charles VII

Gutenbergs Workshop
The reconstruction of Gutenbergs workshop, in the Gutenberg Museum at Mainz, Germany

Agnes Sorel / Chasselat
AGNES SOREL Dame de Beaute (her estate) mistress of Charles VII of France, possibly poisoned by political enemies

Agnes Sorel / Hargrave
AGNES SOREL Dame de Beaute (her estate) mistress of Charles VII of France, possibly poisoned by political enemies

CANNON, 1450
French siege-cannon of the period of Charles VII, with cover to protect the artillerymen from enemy arrows

Chatelaine Ca 1450
A chatelaine chez elle : the lady of the chateau sits in her boudoir, reading

Hunting Dress 1450
A man and woman dressed for hunting : the hunter wears brightly striped doublet and hose, his companion a long dress : surprisingly, she is bare-headed

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

Vauxhall-Kington 25 1921
The Vauxhall-Kington 25, selling for 1450 pounds, is designed for sporty touring

Southwark / White Hart Inn
The headquarters of Jack Cade when he attacked London in 1450, mentioned in Shakespeares Henry VI, and where Pickwick met Sam Weller in Dickens Pickwick Papers

Map of Europe C15Th
A map of Europe drawn in 1450 and labelled in Latin

Margaret of Anjou 1450
MARGARET OF ANJOU Queen of Henry VI of England, daughter of Rene, duc d Anjou. Accompanied by ladies of the court. Tapestry in St Marys Hall Coventry

COSTUME / 1450
AGNES SOREL Dame de Beaute (her estate) mistress of Charles VII of France, possibly poisoned by political enemies

Aldus Manutius
ALDUS MANUTIUS (elder) (Manuzio) Italian grammarian and printer

Paris Temple C1450
The Temple in Paris, circa 1450, when it was a private enclave of the Templars, exciting the jealousy and the cupidity of the king

Flags during Jousting
A house decorated with various flags during a jousting tournament (possibly France)

Tournament Proclaimed
A tournament is proclaimed and colours (coats of arms) are exchanged

Henry VI Prays / Chsdetail
HENRY VI King of England and his court at prayer, circa 1450

CABOT (1450 - 1498)
John Cabot, navigator

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"Exploring the Enigmatic World of 1450: Unveiling Art, Architecture, and Historical Events" Step into the captivating realm as we delve into a tapestry of intriguing elements that defined this era. On the left side of Hieronymus Bosch's masterpiece, "The Garden of Earthly Delights, " lies a mesmerizing tableau depicting an array of fantastical creatures and surreal landscapes. Amidst this artistic marvel, we encounter a humble 15th-century fisherman casting his net into the depths, symbolizing man's eternal quest for sustenance and connection with nature. The intricate Gothic architecture engraved in stone showcases the meticulous craftsmanship prevalent during this period. Venturing further back in time, we stumble upon the Chantry of Henry V, an exquisite testament to medieval devotion nestled within Westminster Abbey. Here, prayers were offered for England's beloved monarch who triumphed at Agincourt. In another corner of history, witness a griffon preaching to the Maronites atop Mount Lebanon—a powerful image representing faith transcending boundaries. Meanwhile, Hurstmonceaux Castle stands tall as a reminder of architectural grandeur amidst turbulent times like Jack Cade's Rebellion. Philosophy comes alive through "Consoling Boethius" while Fortune turns her wheel—depicting life's unpredictable nature—in yet another thought-provoking artwork from this era. All these masterpieces bear traces of their creator Bosch (1450-1516), whose genius continues to captivate audiences today. Traveling across borders brings us to Chateau d'Orguille—an imposing fortress guarding Jersey Island against potential invaders during these uncertain times. And let us not forget John Lydgate/Vertue—the poet whose words echoed through generations capturing both joy and sorrow alike. Finally, our journey concludes with canopic jars—a fascinating glimpse into ancient Egyptian burial practices that fascinated scholars during this period.