1302 Collection

Philip IV Of France Enters Notre Dame Horseback
Philip IV of France enters Notre Dame on horseback to thank God for having escaped during the Battle of the Golden Spurs against the Flemish in 1302

Muhammed II al-Faqih (1234-1302). Sepulchral stele
Muhammed II al-Faqih (1234-1302) Second Nasrid ruler of the Emirate of Granada in Al-Andalus. Sepulchral stele. La Rauda cementery, Alhambra. Alhambra Museum. Granada. Andalusia. Spain

Spain. Catalonia. Barcelona. Chapel of Santa Agueda. Royal Chapel. Built en 1302. Gothic. Real Mayor Palace

Spain. Rascafria. Bridge of Forgiveness. Built in 1302 to bypass the river Lozoya. Province of Madrid

Spain. Barcelona. The Chapel of Santa Agata. Gothic building. Year 1302. The master builder Riquer Bertran was commissioned to start construction

Cimabue / Di Pepo / With Boy
CIMABUE alias BENCIVIENI DI PEPO Italian painter watching a boy sketching a goat Date: 1240 - 1302

Azzo Visconti
AZZO VISCONTI Italian noble, member of the ruling family of Milan Date: 1302 - 1339

The Flemish defeat Robert d Artois at Courtrai - known as the Battle of the Spurs. 11th July 1302
Illustration of a The Flemish defeat Robert d Artois at Courtrai - known as the Battle of the Spurs. 11th July 1302

Attributed to Cimabue, Italian (mentioned 1272-active 1302), Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist and Saint Peter, probably c. 1290, tempera on panel

Madonna Enthroned with the Child, St Francis and Four Angels, in the Church of San Francesco in Assisi, Italy. Painted by Cenni di Pepo (Giovanni) Cimabue (c. 1240 A

Battle of Courtrai
Also known as the Battle of the Spurs, when the Flemings under Guy de Namur utterly routed the French, 800 of whose spurs were displayed in Courtrai cathedral

Cimabue / Di Pepo / Larmessi
CIMABUE alias BENCIVIENI DI PEPO Italian painter

Flemish Defeat D artois
The Flemish defeat Robert d Artois at Courtrai - known as the Battle of the Spurs

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"1302: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the year 1302, where history intertwines with art in various corners of Spain. In Catalonia's Barcelona, the Chapel of Santa Agueda stands as a testament to Gothic architecture, captivating visitors with its intricate details. Within its walls lies a sepulchral stele dedicated to Muhammed II al-Faqih, an influential figure from the past. Venturing further into Spain, we arrive at Rascafria, where the Bridge of Forgiveness awaits. Built in 1302 by skilled craftsmen, this bridge symbolizes unity and reconciliation. Its sturdy structure has stood the test of time and continues to connect people even today. Back in Barcelona, another masterpiece catches our eye - an artwork attributed to Cimabue himself. The painting depicts Madonna and Child with Boy exuding grace and tenderness that transcends centuries. Meanwhile, across borders in France on July 11th of that very year unfolds a historic event known as the Battle of the Spurs. The Flemish successfully defeat Robert d'Artois amidst fierce combat - forever etching their bravery into history books. Philip IV Of France makes his grand entrance into Notre Dame on horseback during this era; his presence commanding attention as he embodies power and authority. Fast forward through time to Franz Bohmer's works during World War II – Poznan Castle becomes a canvas for his architectural plans while Berlin-Mitte houses Joachim von Ribbentrop's official apartment. These glimpses offer insights into both historical events and artistic endeavors during tumultuous times. As we conclude our journey through 1302, let us not forget San Francesco Church's Madonna Enthroned with St Francis and Four Angels. This sacred piece radiates spirituality while reminding us of faith's enduring influence throughout generations. In this fusion of history and artistry lies a tapestry woven together by human creativity and resilience.