Edward Iii Collection
"Edward III: A Medieval English King and his Illustrious Reign" Step into the world of Edward III
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"Edward III: A Medieval English King and his Illustrious Reign" Step into the world of Edward III, a formidable monarch whose reign left an indelible mark on medieval England. From his valiant exploits on the battlefield to his influential court, Edward's legacy is one of power and grandeur. Immerse yourself in the intricate designs adorning medieval English shields, symbols of chivalry and heraldic pride. These emblems represented noble houses and their unwavering loyalty to their king. Witness a poignant moment as Edward refuses succor to his son at Crecy in 1346, captured beautifully by artist James William Edmund Doyle. This painting captures the complexities of war and familial duty that defined Edward's rule. Explore "The Houses of York and Lancaster, " tracing their origin back to Edward III himself. Discover the genealogy of kings from this illustrious lineage, accompanied by vibrant colored engravings showcasing their armorial bearings and badges. Uncover Queen Elizabeth II's regal lineage through "The Descent, " connecting her with her royal forbears who once wore crowns atop their heads. The rich history behind these sovereigns intertwines with Edward III's enduring influence. Marvel at Geoffrey Chaucer gracing King Edward III's court, depicted in a vivid color lithograph. As one of England's greatest poets, Chaucer flourished under this monarch's patronage, leaving an everlasting literary legacy. Relive historical events such as Roger de Mortimer's seizure at Nottingham Castle through Noel Paton’s evocative artwork. These scenes transport us back in time to witness pivotal moments during Edward’s reign. Join Queen Victoria at Buckingham Palace for her Plantagenet Costume Ball in 1842—a lavish affair celebrating England’s past glories while paying homage to figures like Edward III who shaped its destiny. Trace the path taken by Edward III through France on a detailed map—his military campaigns forever etched in history.