1388 Collection
In the year 1388, history witnessed several significant events that shaped the medieval era
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In the year 1388, history witnessed several significant events that shaped the medieval era. One such event was the Battle of Otterburn, a fierce clash between English and Scottish forces on August 5th. This battle became immortalized in British ballads like "Chevy-Chase, " captivating audiences with its tales of valor and tragedy. Engravings depicting this historic battle transport us back to that fateful day. The black and white engraving captures the intensity of the conflict, while the colored version adds vibrancy to every detail. It reminds us how this clash left an indelible mark on both nations' histories. Meanwhile, across continents, an Ottoman manuscript from the 16th century tells another tale: Muhammad's encounter with Meccans. This manuscript serves as a reminder that historical events were not confined to one region but had far-reaching impacts. The year it also saw other notable figures emerge. Henry Percy, known as Hotspur, led a daring night attack during the Battle of Otterburn in Northumberland. His bravery echoed through time alongside Jean Froissart's chronicles read aloud to Gaston de Foix after supper. Artistic masterpieces from this period further enrich our understanding of life at that time. Andrea di Cione's Rose window showcases intricate craftsmanship prevalent during his lifetime (1354-1380). These works serve as windows into a world long gone but forever preserved through artistry. Notably born in 1388 was Henry V who would later be crowned king in 1413 before his untimely death in 1422. Engravings capture key moments from his reign, reminding us of his impact on England's history. Lastly, Sir John Sully is remembered through chromolithographs for his contributions during this era (c1361-c1388). Though brief-lived, he played his part amidst these tumultuous times.