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The Trusty Servant, painting of 1579 by English poet John Hoskins on the wall adjoining the kitchen of Winchester College, Hampshire (engraving)
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The Trusty Servant, painting of 1579 by English poet John Hoskins on the wall adjoining the kitchen of Winchester College, Hampshire (engraving)
6031977 The Trusty Servant, painting of 1579 by English poet John Hoskins on the wall adjoining the kitchen of Winchester College, Hampshire (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Trusty Servant, painting of 1579 by English poet John Hoskins on the wall adjoining the kitchen of Winchester College, Hampshire.); Look and Learn / Valerie Jackson Harris Collection
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Discretion Emblem Hampshire House Of Tudor Motto Mouth Mythical Creature Padlock Rhyme Tools Tudor Dynasty Tudor Period Tudor Times Tudors Dynasty Winchester College 16 16th Xvi Xvith Sixteenth Century John Hoskins Padlocked Verse
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The Trusty Servant - A Symbol of Manners and Discretion
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. This print showcases "The Trusty Servant" a renowned painting from 1579 by English poet John Hoskins. Adorning the wall adjoining the kitchen of Winchester College in Hampshire, England, this engraving captures the essence of British history and literature. Depicting a figure with intricate details, the painting represents an emblematic concept deeply rooted in British culture. The coat of arms and motto, "Manners Maketh Man" highlight the importance placed on etiquette and conduct during the House of Tudor era. Intriguingly, this mythical creature holds various tools while its mouth remains padlocked—a powerful symbol of discretion. This visual representation emphasizes the significance attributed to maintaining secrets and upholding trustworthiness within society. As we delve into this piece's historical context, it becomes evident that it embodies both Elizabethan literature and educational values. Winchester College itself is one of England's oldest schools, making it a fitting location for such an emblematic artwork. With its rich symbolism and poetic verse intertwined with visual artistry, "The Trusty Servant" stands as a testament to Hoskins' talent as both poet and painter. Its presence on Winchester College's wall serves as a constant reminder to students about their role in upholding societal values throughout history. Through this print captured by Bridgeman Images, viewers are transported back to 16th-century England—immersing themselves in an era where manners were paramount and discretion was revered.
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