English Folklore Collection

King Arthur, Battle of Camlann, 13th century. The Battle of Camlann is best known as the final battle of King Arthur, where he either died in battle, or was fatally wounded. King Arthur, page 32

King Arthur as one of the Nine Worthies 1490

King Arthur on the horse of one of the rebels who claimed the throne

Vision of the Holy Grail appearing at King Arthurs Court 1470

Tom Thumb entertaining the King and Queen 1864. The Classic Fairy Tales by Iona and Peter Opie, page 45. In addition to folk tale, Tom Thumb figures in Henry Fieldings The Tragedy of Tragedies

Galahad comes to King Arthur 1250-80. Sir Galahad was one of the knights of King Arthurs Round Table in Arthurian legend. He was the illegitimate son of Sir Lancelot and Elaine of Corbenic

King Arthur and Guinevere sit and talk. Early 14th century. Guinevere was the Queen consort of King Arthur

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"Unveiling the Legends: Exploring English Folklore through the Ages" Step into a world of enchantment and chivalry as we journey through the captivating tales of English folklore. From the legendary King Arthur, whose name echoes throughout history, to the mesmerizing visions that unfolded at his court, this is a realm where myths intertwine with reality. In 13th century England, amidst the Battle of Camlann, King Arthur's valiant spirit shone brightest. This fateful clash became etched in our collective memory as it marked both his final battle and his enduring legacy. As one of the Nine Worthies in 1490, King Arthur stood tall among other esteemed figures who embodied courage and honor. But it was not only on battlefields that King Arthur left an indelible mark. Riding upon the horse once belonging to rebels who coveted his throne, he symbolized resilience against all odds. In 1470, whispers spread like wildfire about a vision so divine that it appeared at none other than King Arthur's Court – The Holy Grail itself graced their presence. Beyond these grand narratives lie smaller yet equally cherished stories within English folklore. Enter Tom Thumb, who charmed even royalty with his entertaining antics in 1864. His miniature stature belied a heart full of wit and mischief - forever immortalized in "The Classic Fairy Tales" by Iona and Peter Opie. Amongst those drawn to King Arthur's noble cause was Sir Galahad – one of his loyal knights during the years spanning from 1250-80. Galahad exemplified purity and virtue as he embarked on quests for truth and righteousness alongside his fellow brethren. And what would any tale be without love? In early 14th century England, we find ourselves witness to intimate moments shared between King Arthur and Guinevere – Queen consort extraordinaire.