1387 Collection

The Pardoners Tale
The three rogues search in the woods for death

ANGELICO, Fra. The Annunciation Altarpiece
ANGELICO, Fra (1387-1455). The Annunciation. 1430s. Left lower detail of the predella, depicting the wedding between Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph. Renaissance art. Quattrocento. Tempera on wood

Chaucer, Wife of Bath
The Wife of Bath on her pilgrimage

Knights Tale, Joust
Palamon desireth to slay his foe Arcite

Pilgrims Depart / Chaucer
The Canterbury Pilgrims depart the Tabard Inn, Southwark and head away from London into Kent

Chaucer, the Friar
The Friar carrying a staff

Chaucer, Doctor O Physic
The Doctor of Physic holds up a flask to the light

Janos Huniadi
JANOS HUNIADI (or Hunyadi) Hungarian military commander against the Turks

Chaucer, Wife of Bath
So much of dalliance and fair speech

Chaucer, the Monk
The Monk on horseback, riding with spurs

Henry V Cigarette Card
Henry V. Reigned 1413-1422

Henry V (Young)
HENRY V - English king

HENRY V AND CATHERINE
At the Treaty of Troyes, known to the French as the shameful treaty) Catherine de Valois, daughter of Charles VI, is betrothed to Henry V but he dies 2 years later Date: 1387 - 1422

Accepting the challenge 1387
King Richard II overseeing an Appeal of Treason. This process was used three times during Richards reign, the first one being in November 1387, when the Duke of Gloucester

The Flemish Fleet sighted, 1387 (colour litho)
6000830 The Flemish Fleet sighted, 1387 (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Flemish Fleet sighted, 1387)

Chaucer - The Canterbury Tales - The Squire
The Squire on a rearing horse Date: First published: circa 1387

CHAUCER ON HORSE
Chaucer depicted as the narrator of the Tales Date: First published: circa 1387

MILAN CATHEDRAL 1984
Milan cathedral, building commenced in 1387 and was completed in the 19th century. Date: 1984

Griselda, Chaucer, Canterbury Tales
Canterbury Tales: The Clerks Tale. The marriage of Lord Walter of Saluzzo to Griselda

Bust of Chaucer
GEOFFREY CHAUCER English poet

Henry V of England
HENRY V Reigned 1413-1422

No 1331
0-6-0 Saddle Tank. Built in 1877 by Fox, Walker and Co, originally for the Whitland and Cargigan Railway. The GWR took the railway over in 1886. Was also given the number 1387

Chaucer, the Knight
The Knight on a fine horse

Chaucer, the Parson
The Parson with tonsure and robes

Chaucer, the Cook
The Cook on a frisky horse, gestures with his hat

Chaucer, the Prioress
The Prioress in a gesture of benediction

Chaucer, Canons Yeoman
The Canons Yeoman tells his tale

Chaucer, Clerk of Oxford
The Clerk of Oxford holding out a book

Sir Thomas Erpingham 2
SIR THOMAS ERPINGHAM soldier, made knight of the garter by Henry IV, with his two wives whom he married in series rather than in parallel, I trust... Date: 1387 - 1428

Sir Thomas Erpingham
SIR THOMAS ERPINGHAM soldier, made knight of the garter by Henry IV. Date: 1387 - 1428

King Henry V of England and his family, allegorically depicted. Henry VIII can be seen as a boy second from the left, kneeling behing his elder brother and father. Date: 1387 - 1422

ANGELICO, Fra (1387-1455). Descent from the Cross. 1440-1441. ITALY. Florence. St. Marks Convent. Renaissance art. Quattrocento. Fresco

Hundred Years War. Siege of Rouen by the English army of Henry V, from July 1418 to January 1419. Engraving

Gast󮠉II F颵s. Livre de Chasse, 1387-89
GASTON III de Foix-B顲 n (1331 - 1391). Book of the Hunt (Livre de Chasse). 1387 - 1389. Hunting of deer and wild boar with nets. Illustration of 15th c. Gothic art. Miniature Painting. FRANCE

ARETINO. The Four Evangelists
ARETINO, Spinello di Luca Spinelli, called (1350-1410). The Four Evangelists. 1387. Decoration of the sacristys ceiling. Renaissance art. Trecento. Sienese school. Fresco. ITALY. TUSCANY. Florence

Parri Spinelli (Italian, c. 1387 - 1453), Gothic Vault, c. 1440, pen and brown ink on laid paper

ANGELICO, Fra (1387-1455). The Annunciation. Detail of the predella depicting the Nuptials of Saint Joseph and the Virgin Mary

Emelye, Chaucer, Canterbury Tales
Canterbury Tales: The Knights Tale. Emelye gathering flowers

Rioter, Chaucer, Canterbury Tales
Canterbury Tales: The Pardoners Tale. Carrying the bag of gold he has just collected from under the tree, along with the wine he has poisoned

The Canterbury Pilgrims in the Yard of the Tabard Inn, 1387
Illustration giving an artists impression of how Chaucers Canterbury Pilgrims may have looked as they stood in the yard of the Tabard Inn, 17th April 1387

Chaucer, the Franklin
The Franklin depicted in Richard Pynsons edition of the Tales

The Franklins Tale
The squire Aurelius, and Dorigen, with whom Aurelius is in love

The Squires Tale
There came a knight upon a steed of brass

Richard II & Appeal
Richard II and the Appeal of Treason

Chaucer, the Miller
The Miller riding and playing the bagpipes

Knights Tale, Arcite
Arcite prays to Mars for victory

Chaucer, the Shipman
The Shipman gestures with his hand

Chaucer, the Franklin
The Squire on a rearing horse

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In the year 1387, a pivotal time in history, numerous remarkable events unfolded. It was during this period that Chaucer's timeless literary masterpiece, "The Canterbury Tales, " began to take shape. The Pardoner's Tale, one of the most captivating stories within this collection, delved into themes of greed and moral corruption. Meanwhile, ANGELICO's breathtaking artwork titled "The Annunciation Altarpiece" emerged as a testament to the artistic brilliance of the era. This exquisite piece depicted the divine moment when Archangel Gabriel appeared before Virgin Mary to announce her role in bearing Jesus Christ. As Chaucer continued his literary journey, he introduced us to intriguing characters such as the Wife of Bath and explored their complex personalities and experiences. Through her tale and those like it, we gained insight into societal norms and gender dynamics prevalent at that time. Amidst all these cultural developments, knights engaged in thrilling jousting tournaments reminiscent of those described in Chaucer's Knight's Tale. These displays of chivalry showcased bravery and honor while entertaining crowds with their daring feats. The pilgrimage itself became an essential aspect of life during 1387 as depicted by Chaucer himself in his work. Pilgrims departed on spiritual journeys towards Canterbury Cathedral, each carrying their own unique stories waiting to be shared along the way. Chaucer also introduced us to colorful characters like The Friar who embodied both piety and cunningness simultaneously. His portrayal shed light on religious figures' complexities during this era where faith often intertwined with personal gain. Notably numbered 1331 were significant for reasons unknown but perhaps held secret meanings or symbolized hidden messages within Chaucer's tales themselves – a mystery yet unsolved even after centuries have passed. Within these tales resided another memorable character - Doctor O Physic - whose expertise lay not only in medicine but also manipulation through clever rhetoric. His presence highlighted the power of words and their ability to sway opinions.