Frontispiece of François I and his court. Discours de Ciceron. Illuminated by unknown artist. French, 1531-1538. "Francis I, surrounded by his court, receives Anne de Montmorency. ... However, in Nicole Reynaud's opinion, the royal arms decorating the upper windows, the sceptre (rather than a marshal's baton) held by the main character, as well as a certain likeness to Francis I, indicate that the character is the King." Image from the book ISBN1904310478
Signature: In cartouche on arch: [monogram] HD 1522Inscription: Inscribed in cartouche on arch: VIRTVTVM ET VICIORVM ADVMBRACIO [trans: a sketch of Virtues and Vices] / M
National Gallery of Art
Horae ad usum Romanum, dites Grandes Heures d'Anne de Bretagne -- 1503-1508 -- manuscrits
German Ren garb for Perfectly Period Feast N in An Tir 2019
Bernardino Licinio [Italian c1489–c1565] was a High Renaissance painter of Venice & Lombardy.
Portrait of a Lady | Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Hans Mielich, Portrait of a Woman aged Fifty-Seven, 1539 | Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Madrid
Tudor house toilets were rarely cleaned or emptied. They became a breeding ground for infection and disease.
The researcher behind the viral art history-inspired social account Weird Medieval Guys offers advice on how to live, laugh and love in dark times.
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Well, bi. Nonono he's sooo gay for Patroclus!
