Jousting Collection
Step back in time and witness the exhilarating spectacle of jousting, a medieval tournament that captivated audiences with its thrilling displays of chivalry and skill
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Step back in time and witness the exhilarating spectacle of jousting, a medieval tournament that captivated audiences with its thrilling displays of chivalry and skill. In an enchanting illustration by Walter Crane, two knights clad in shining armor face off against each other, their lances poised for battle. This scene brings to life the epic tales of knights and damsels found within Edmund Spenser's "Faerie Queene, " transporting us to a world where honor and bravery reign supreme. Another captivating encounter depicted is between Robert Bruce and Sir Henry de Bohun, immortalized in history as they clash on horseback during a joust. The tension is palpable as these valiant warriors charge at each other with unwavering determination, their fate hanging in the balance. Traveling further through time, we find ourselves amidst the grandeur of Siena's Piazza del Campo in 1607-10. Here, knights from all corners gather for a tournament that showcases not only their physical prowess but also their regal presence. The oil painting captures the vibrant atmosphere as spectators cheer on their favorite competitors while basking in the splendor of this age-old tradition. Delving deeper into history reveals Henry I, Count of Anhalt from the Codex Manesse—an anonymous artist beautifully capturing his noble bearing before engaging in combat. This evocative image transports us to an era when jousting was more than just sport; it symbolized power and prestige among medieval nobility. The Jousts of St Inglevert take us to France during 1470-1475—a period marked by fierce competition between skilled jousters seeking glory on horseback. Masterfully portrayed by the Harley Froissart mastermind, this artwork immerses us into an intense moment where courage meets destiny. Even royalty couldn't resist participating or interrupting tournaments. Richard II himself interrupts a match—perhaps drawn by his desire for excitement or to assert his authority.