in the SCA Kingdom of Atlantia
The Harvesters
1565
Pieter Bruegel the Elder Netherlandish
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Knight, Death, and the Devil
1513
Albrecht Dürer (German, Nuremberg 1471–1528 Nuremberg)
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Lance Head for the Joust of Peace
(ca 1520-50 AD)
Northern European, perhaps Netherlandish
This four-pronged lance head was used in the Gestech, a joust with blunted lances.
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The Conquest of Naples by Charles of Durazzo
(1381-82)
“Painted in Florence about 1400, this elaborately decorated front of a chest (cassone) recounts in three episodes the conquest of Naples by Charles III of Durazzo, who defeated the forces of Otto of Brunswick in 1381. At the right, the armies clash; in the center, Otto’s troops (recognizable by their distinctive haircut) surrender to Charles; at the left, the victors enter the conquered city. The prominent pennants and coats of arms in the spandrels are those of the Durazzo and the kings of Hungary.“
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