1308 Collection

John Duns Scotus / Thevet
JOHN DUNS SCOTUS Scottish scholastic theologian

John Duns Scotus
JOHN DUNS SCOTUS Scottish scholastic theologian

DUCCIO: THREE MARYS. The three Marys at the tomb of Christ. Oil on wood by Duccio di Buoninsegna, c1308-1311

Coronation of King Edward II
Edward II crowned King of England at Westminster Date: 25th February 1308

LAURA DE NOVES or DE SADE beloved by the Italian poet Petrarch : an unfortunate victim of the Black Death (bubonic plague). Date: 1308 - 1348

de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk F-AZGO (msn C1/0292, ex FAP 1308), at Base aerienne 123 Commandant Charles Paoli / Orleans - Bricy Air Base, on 1 June 1991 Date: 1991

Seven Prince Electors voting for Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor (Copy of a miniature from the Balduineum), 1341. Found in the collection of the Public main federal state record office, Koblenz

Andromeda Workshop Peter Paul Rubens Flemish
Andromeda; Workshop of Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577 - 1640); about 1640s; Oil on canvas; 196.9 x 130.8 cm (77 1, 2 x 51 1, 2 in.)

Fragment Antiphonary Historiated Initial A Christ
Fragment of an Antiphonary with Historiated Initial (A): Christ in Majesty, 1308. Neri da Rimini (Italian). Ink, tempera, and gold on parchment; sheet: 34 x 24 cm (13 3/8 x 9 7/16 in.)

Stefan Dusan
STEFAN IX, STEFAN UROS IV, OR STEFAN DUSAN Rebelled against his father Stefan Uros IV; became king of the Serbs and the Balkans. Date: 1308 - 1355

Azzo VIII Di Ferrara
AZZO VIII d Este, marchese di FERRARA Italian noble and warrior Date: ? - 1308

Duns Scotus at Work
JOHN DUNS SCOTUS Scottish scholastic theologian depicted drawing inspiration for his thesis on the Immaculate Conception from a painting of Mary Date: 1266? - 1308

Heinrich VII Elected
The Seven Electors - of Koln, Mainz, Trier, Bayern, Sachsen, Brandenburg and Bohmen - choose Heinrich, Graf von Luxemburg, to be Holy Roman Emperor Heinrich VII Date: 27 November 1308

Duccio di Buoninsegna, Italian (c. 1255-1318), The Calling of the Apostles Peter and Andrew, 1308-1311, tempera on panel

DUNS SCOTUS, John (1266-1308). Scottish Franciscan theologian and philosopher. Portrait of an edition of his works from

DUCCIO: NATIVITY. Nativity with the Prophets Isaiah and Ezekiel. Wood, 1308-1311, by Duccio di Buoninsegna

Laura De Noves / Larmessin
LAURA DE NOVES or DE SADE beloved by Petrarch

Blanche De Bourgogne
BLANCHE DE BOURGOGNE first queen of Charles IV le Bel, King of France, who married her in 1308 but repudiated her in 1322 after both her children had died young

Edward II Coronation
EDWARD II crowned with Queen Isabella at Westminster by the Bishop of Winchester

Robert the Bruce at Awe
Robert the Bruce in the pass of Awe

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"1308: Unveiling the Tapestry of History" Step into the rich tapestry of 1308, a year that witnessed remarkable events and influential figures. Among them, John Duns Scotus and Thevet emerged as intellectual luminaries, shaping philosophical discourse with their profound insights. In the realm of art, Duccio di Buoninsegna's masterpiece "Three Marys" captivated audiences with its poignant portrayal of devotion at Christ's tomb. Painted between 1308-1311, this oil on wood artwork continues to evoke awe and contemplation. Amidst these creative endeavors, Laura de Noves graced history's stage as an enigmatic muse who inspired countless hearts through her beauty and charm. Her allure remains immortalized in tales woven by troubadours. Meanwhile, soaring through the skies was the de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk F-AZGO aircraft - a symbol of technological advancement in aviation during this era. The political landscape also experienced seismic shifts. King Edward II ascended to power after his coronation in 1308 but would tragically meet his demise two decades later. Stefan Dusan left an indelible mark as he ruled over Serbia during this transformative period. Across Europe, seven Prince Electors cast their votes for Henry VII to become Holy Roman Emperor - a momentous decision captured in an anonymous miniature from 1341 that echoes through time. Within Italy's intricate web of politics and power struggles stood Azzo VIII Di Ferrara - a prominent figure whose actions shaped regional dynamics during this pivotal year. Lastly, we glimpse into the scholarly world where John Duns Scotus tirelessly pursued knowledge at work. His intellectual contributions continue to resonate today as he delved deep into metaphysics and theology. As we reflect upon these diverse threads interwoven within the fabric of history in 1308, we are reminded that each personage and event played a vital role in shaping the world we inhabit today.