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Medieval tutor teaching young woman how to play cup and ball

Medieval tutor teaching young woman how to play cup and ball
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Medieval tutor teaching young woman how to play cup and ball

Medieval tutor teaching young woman how to play cup and ball.. Handcolored lithograph after an illustration by J. E. Rogers from Francis Cowley Burnands Present Pastimes of Merrie England, Cassell, London, 1873. Mary Evans Picture Library makes available wonderful images created for people to enjoy over the centuries. © Florilegius / Mary Evans

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Anachronism Franciscowleyburnand Jerogers Lute Presentpastimesofmerrieengland

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In this handcolored lithograph, a medieval tutor instructs a young woman in the art of playing cup and ball, an ancient game believed to date back to the Roman Empire. The scene takes place within the grandiose confines of a castle, with the sun casting a warm, golden glow through an ornate window. The tutor, dressed in authentic medieval attire, wears a flowing robe and a pointed hat adorned with a tassel. His expression is patient and focused, as he guides the young woman's hand, who is clad in a flowing gown and a delicate veil. The game of cup and ball consists of a small, hollowed-out cup and a solid ball. The objective is to throw the ball into the cup, which is held upside down in the other hand. The young woman in the print appears to be making a good attempt, with her eyes fixed intently on the ball. A lute, a popular musical instrument during the Middle Ages, lies nearby, adding to the atmospheric ambiance of the scene. Despite the anachronistic presence of the lute, which was not introduced to England until the Renaissance period, the overall depiction of the scene is historically accurate. The print is based on an illustration by J. E. Rogers, taken from Francis Cowley Burnand's "Present Pastimes of Merrie England," published in London in 1873. This intriguing snapshot of medieval life offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, transporting us back in time to an era of chivalry, romance, and simple pleasures.


Framed Prints

Introducing the enchanting Medieval Framed Print from the Media Storehouse collection, featuring a captivating handcolored lithograph of a medieval tutor teaching a young woman the art of playing cup and ball. This exquisite piece is taken from Francis Cowley Burnand's "Present Pastimes of Merrie England," published by Cassell, and beautifully brought to life through the masterful illustration skills of J.E. Rogers. Immerse yourself in the rich history and charm of the Middle Ages as you display this timeless image in your home or office. Perfect for adding a touch of history, whimsy, or inspiration to any space.


Photo Prints

Introducing the captivating Medieval-themed photographic print from the Media Storehouse collection. This exquisite image transports us back in time, featuring a dedicated tutor instructing a young woman in the art of playing cup and ball. Handcolored lithograph after an illustration by J. E. Rogers from Francis Cowley Burnand's "Present Pastimes of Merrie England," this print showcases the charm and elegance of the Medieval era. Add a touch of history and enchantment to your home or office décor with this stunning, rights-managed print from Media Storehouse and Mary Evans Prints Online.


Poster Prints

Introducing our latest addition to the Media Storehouse collection of Poster Prints: "Medieval Tutor Teaching Young Woman How to Play Cup and Ball." This captivating handcolored lithograph, inspired by an illustration from Francis Cowley Burnand's "Present Pastimes of Merrie England," transports you back to the enchanting world of the Middle Ages. Witness the charm of a dedicated tutor guiding a young woman in the art of playing cup and ball. The intricate details of their medieval attire, the warm glow of the candlelight, and the playful expression on their faces bring this moment in history to life. Our high-quality poster print is perfect for adding an authentic touch of history to your home or office. Printed on premium paper to ensure vibrant colors and sharp details, this poster is sure to be a conversation starter and a source of inspiration for generations to come. Bring a piece of the past into your present with the "Medieval Tutor Teaching Young Woman How to Play Cup and Ball" poster print from Media Storehouse. Order yours today!


Jigsaw Puzzles

Introducing the captivating Medieval Jigsaw Puzzle from Media Storehouse, featuring an enchanting handcolored lithograph of a Medieval tutor teaching a young woman the ancient game of cup and ball. This intricately detailed puzzle, sourced from Mary Evans Prints Online, is a delightful journey back in time to the Merrie England era. With the exquisite illustration by J. E. Rogers, brought to life by Francis Cowley Burnand, this puzzle is not only a fun and engaging activity but also a beautiful work of art. Immerse yourself in the charm of the Middle Ages and create a timeless memory with the Medieval Jigsaw Puzzle from Media Storehouse.

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