1312 Collection

Edward Iii / Shaw
KING EDWARD III Reigned 1327 - 1377

Archers and cross-bow-man, 1312. Mounted archer shooting, longbowman stringing his bow and crossbowman firing
FLO4678360 Archers and cross-bow-man, 1312. Mounted archer shooting, longbowman stringing his bow and crossbowman firing, all in uniform of hauberk and chausses of gamboised chainmail, surcoats

Gavestons head shown to the earl of Lancaster
LLM339268 Gavestons head shown to the earl of Lancaster by Doyle, James William Edmund (1822-92); Private Collection; (add.info.: Gavestons head shown to the earl of Lancaster)

A pair of carved Armenian walnut doors, depicting Christ with six Apostles and Saints
1196806 A pair of carved Armenian walnut doors, depicting Christ with six Apostles and Saints, 1312 (walnut wood) by Armenian School

Edward III was born in 1312, crowned in 1327, and died in 1377 (engraving)
6020277 Edward III was born in 1312, crowned in 1327, and died in 1377 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Edward III was born in 1312, crowned in 1327)

Arrival Saint Ursula Cologne Bernardo Daddi Italian
Arrival of Saint Ursula at Cologne; Bernardo Daddi (Italian, active about 1312 - 1348); Florence, Tuscany, Italy; about 1333; Tempera and gold leaf on panel; 66 x 67.9 cm (26 x 26 3, 4 in.)

Hundred Years War. Siege of Reims by King Edward III of England from December 1359 to January 1360. Engraving after the 15th century Chronicles (Chroniques) by Jean Froissart. Engraving

Edward Iii / Anon Oval Eng
EDWARD III King of England (1327-77) Date: 1312 - 1377

Military costume: archers and crossbowman in 1312
Archers and crossbowman in 1312. Date: 1312

Bernardo Daddi, Italian (active 1312-probably 1348), Madonna and Child with Saints and Angels, 1330s, tempera on panel

Attributed to Bernardo Daddi, Italian (active 1312-probably 1348), The Crucifixion, c. 1335, tempera on panel

Picture No. 10861929
Rano Kau volcano, 400 metres, 1312 feet high. Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Chile Date:

James of Molay (French: Jacques de Molay) (c. 1240 / 1250 - March 1314) 23rd and last
James of Molay (French: Jacques de Molay) (c. 1240/1250 - March 1314) 23rd and last Grand Master of the Knights Templar, leading the Order from 1292 until the Order was dissolved by order of Pope

Edward III (Smith)
KING EDWARD III depicted in his robes of state. Date: 1312 - 1377

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

Council of Vienne
At the Council of Vienne (on the Rhone) pope Clemens V (from Avignon) supports Philippe IV by withdrawing support for the Templars, thus ensuring their destruction

ARMOUR OF 1190 & 1295
On the right: armour of 1190, with chain hauberk and hose, steel helmet and battle-axe. On the left: armour of 1295- 1312 with steel plates on shoulders & arms

King Edward III
KING EDWARD III Reigned 1327-1377

Edward Iii / Players / 11 / 50
KING EDWARD III Reigned 1327 - 1377

Edward Iii / Vertue
EDWARD III King of England (1327-77)

Edward Iii / Cig Card
EDWARD III King of England (1327-77)

Edward Iii / Strutt
KING EDWARD III In his military habit

Edward Iii / Froissart
KING EDWARD III His coronation in Westminster Abbey at the age of 15

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"1312: A Glimpse into History's Tapestry" Step back in time to the Hundred Years War, where King Edward led the Siege of Reims with unwavering determination. Witness the moment when Gaveston's severed head was presented to the earl of Lancaster, a chilling reminder of power struggles and political intrigue. Marvel at a pair of intricately carved Armenian walnut doors, adorned with depictions of Christ surrounded by six Apostles and Saints. These masterpieces transport us to an era steeped in religious devotion and artistic brilliance. Edward III, born in 1312, ascended to the throne in 1327 and left an indelible mark on history until his passing in 1377. An engraving captures his regal presence, reminding us of his significant role during this tumultuous period. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves at RAF Stanley, where military costumes from 1312 come alive before our eyes. Archers and crossbowmen stand ready for battle, showcasing their formidable skills honed through years of training. The arrival of Saint Ursula Cologne by Bernardo Daddi transports us further into Italy's rich cultural heritage. This Italian artist captivates viewers with his meticulous attention to detail and ability to breathe life into sacred subjects. In Berlin-Mitte lies the official apartment of Reich Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop – a space that witnessed pivotal moments during World War II. Bohmer Franz's lens captures its grandeur while evoking memories both glorious and haunting. Bernardo Daddi continues to enchant art enthusiasts with his Madonna and Child with Saints painting – a testament to his talent as one of Italy's most revered artists during this era. His brushstrokes convey deep spirituality intertwined with human emotion. Lastly, an attributed work by Bernardo Daddi takes us closer to The Crucifixion scene itself – a poignant reminder of sacrifice and redemption.