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A group of Norman and Angevin coins, from King William I to King Henry III of England
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A group of Norman and Angevin coins, from King William I to King Henry III of England
FIT282730 A group of Norman and Angevin coins, from King William I to King Henry III of England, 11th-13th century (silver) (obverse view) by English School; Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; (add.info.: monarchs featured from top left to bottom right: Henry II (1154-89); William I (aka William the Conqueror) 1066-87; Stephen (1135-54); Henry de Neubourg (aka Henry de Beaumont), during the reign of Stephen (1135-54); Henry III (1216-72); Henry I (1100-35); William II (1089-1100); ); eFitzwilliam Museum; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23374678
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C11th C12th Coin Currency Heads Leaders Rulers
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This print showcases a remarkable collection of Norman and Angevin coins, spanning the reigns of King William I to King Henry III of England. The image captures the obverse view of these exquisite silver coins, offering a glimpse into the monetary history of medieval England. The group portrait features prominent monarchs from top left to bottom right, including Henry II (1154-89), William I (also known as William the Conqueror) who reigned from 1066 to 1087, Stephen (1135-54), Henry de Neubourg (also known as Henry de Beaumont) during Stephen's reign, Henry III (1216-72), Henry I (1100-35), and William II (1089-1100). Each coin bears the distinct profile portrait of its respective ruler. These ancient currencies not only served as a means for trade but also reflected the power and authority vested in these kings. The intricate details on each coin highlight their significance as symbols of leadership and wealth during this period. Preserved at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, UK, this photograph offers art enthusiasts an opportunity to appreciate both historical artifacts and fine craftsmanship. It serves as a testament to our enduring fascination with leaders, rulers, currency systems, and portraits throughout time.
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