1290 Collection
In the year 1290, history was being made in various parts of the world
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In the year 1290, history was being made in various parts of the world. Eleanor of Castile, a prominent figure during that time, left her mark on London with the iconic Cheapside Cross. This beautiful structure, known as an Eleanor Cross, served as a memorial for Queen Eleanor and became a symbol of love and devotion. Meanwhile, across continents in Egypt, incredible works of art were being created. The Tomb of Sennedjem showcased stunning mural paintings depicting scenes from ancient Egyptian life. Another remarkable piece was the fragment of a pillar featuring King Seti I standing before the God Osiris - a testament to their rich mythology and belief system. Moving towards Asia, Peking (now Beijing) offered glimpses into its past through lithographic prints from around 1290. These captivating images allowed viewers to compare how Peking looked then versus how it appeared at that time. Back in Europe, technological advancements were taking place with inventions like Aveling and Showmans Convertible Tractor Emma KE 1290 revolutionizing agricultural practices. This innovation paved the way for increased efficiency in farming methods. Amidst all these developments, Ely House stood tall as an architectural marvel in England. Its grandeur reflected the wealth and power held by those who resided within its walls during this period. Lastly but certainly not least significant is an exquisite miniature found within the Codex of Metz dating back to 1290 - showcasing an investiture ceremony where knights received their prestigious titles. This detailed artwork provides us with insights into medieval chivalry and honor codes upheld during that era. From monumental structures to artistic masterpieces spanning different cultures and continents.