1306 Collection

The Madonna dei Tramonti is a 1330 Madonna fresco by the Italian artist Pietro Lorenzetti. It is located in the Basilica of San Francesco d Assisi, in Assisi, Italy

Cathedral of Krakaw, 19th century (engraving)
3618445 Cathedral of Krakaw, 19th century (engraving); (add.info.: Cathedral of Krakaw or The Royal Archcathedral Basilicia of Saint Stanislaus and Wenceslaus or the Wawel Cathedral)

King Robert the Bruce is crowned as King of Scotland by Isabella MacDuff, The Countess of Buchan at the Abbey at Scone. 1306

JOHN COMYN STABBED
John Comyn is stabbed to death at Dumfries. Date: 1306

Crowning of Robert the Bruce (King Robert I of Scotland), 25 March 1306. 1306

Three cylinder compound express engine, Ionic, London & North Western Railway Company. Date: circa 1904

Tomb of Sennedjem. Mural painting
Tomb of Sennedjem. 1306 -1290 BC. EGYPT. Dayr al-Bahri. Valley of the Artisans. Tomb of Sennedjem. Agricultural scene. Sennedjem plowing the fields with a couple of oxen. Egyptian art. New Kingdom

Portugal. Evoramonte. Medievals walls of the old city. 1306. Freixo Gate. View. Alentejo Region

Jacopone Da Todi
JACOPONE DA TODI Italian writer, imprisoned for criticising pope Bonifacius VIII, but credited with writing the Stabat Mater Date: circa 1230 - 1306

Tomb of Pashed Egyptian mural painting
Tomb of Pashed. 1306 -1290 BC. EGYPT. Dayr al-Bahri. Valley of the Artisans. The Eye of Horus (Wedjat), Egyptian symbol of protection and royal power from deities. Egyptian art. New Kingdom. Painting

Pietro Lorenzetti (Italian, active c. 1306 - probably 1348), Madonna and Child with Saint Mary Magdalene and Saint Catherine [left panel], c. 1330-1340, tempera on panel transferred to canvas

Empire State
circa 1932: Empire State building in New York. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Scots Knight 14th Cent
A Scots knight - probably a chief of the Isles - depicted on the isle of Iona : he carries a spear as well as a long broadsword, and wears a tartan surcoat. Date: 1306

Robert Bruce / I Taylor
ROBERT I (THE BRUCE) King of Scotland (1306-29)

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In the year 1306, amidst a tapestry of historical events and artistic masterpieces, the world witnessed significant moments that would forever shape its course. Pietro Lorenzetti's Madonna dei Tramonti emerged as a timeless fresco, captivating hearts with its ethereal beauty and divine grace. Meanwhile, in Scotland, John Comyn was ruthlessly stabbed, igniting political turmoil that would eventually lead to the crowning of Robert the Bruce as King. The coronation ceremony became an emblematic symbol of Scottish resilience and determination. As kingdoms rose and fell, art continued to flourish across continents. In Egypt's Tomb of Sennedjem, vibrant mural paintings depicted scenes from ancient life—a testament to human creativity transcending time. Aviation also took flight in 1306 when Lockheed introduced their groundbreaking 12A Electra Junior OY-AOV - L2-38 aircraft. This technological marvel propelled humanity towards new horizons in transportation and exploration. Back on land, a three-cylinder compound express engine called Ionic revolutionized locomotive engineering. Its power and efficiency paved the way for faster journeys across vast landscapes. In Portugal's medieval city of Evoramonte stood formidable walls dating back to 1306—an architectural marvel guarding centuries-old secrets within its stone embrace. The poetic genius Jacopone Da Todi left his mark on history through his profound verses that touched souls throughout generations. His words echoed through time like whispers carried by gentle breezes. Even amidst political upheaval during World War II, Bohmer Franz captured glimpses of opulence within Joachim von Ribbentrop's official apartment in Berlin-Mitte—an eerie juxtaposition against a backdrop of chaos and destruction. From religious devotion to political intrigue; from artistic brilliance to technological advancements—each thread woven into the fabric tells a tale worth remembering. It reminds us that our collective journey is shaped not only by grand narratives but also by the intricate details that make up our shared human experience.