1357 Collection

Molieres Le Sicilien our l Amour Peintre, Lemoisne, no
701240 Molieres Le Sicilien our l Amour Peintre, Lemoisne, no.1357 (pencil, w/c & gouache on paper) by Lami, Eugene-Louis (1800-90); 19.6x14.2 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French

Peter I The Just (1320-1367). King of Portugal and the Algarve (1357-1367). Tomb of Peter I. Gothic art. Sculpture on rock. PORTUGAL. Alcoba确 Monastery of Santa Maria

Florentine altar frontal by Geri di Lapo. 14th century. From
Florentine altar frontal by Geri di Lapo. 14th century. Life of Jesus Christ. Crucifixion. From Manresas Cathedral. History Museum. Seu of Manresa. Catalonia. Spain

Czech Republic. Prague. Bridge tower at the end of the Charl
Czech Republic. Prague. Charles Bridge. A view of the bridge tower at the end of the Charles Bridge on the side of Mal? Strana

Czech Republic. Prague. Charles Bridge. Bridge tower on the
Czech Republic. Prague. Charles Bridge. A view of the bridge tower at the end of the Charles Bridge on the side of Mal? Strana. Detail flags

Cia degli Ubaldini - Italian noblewoman, who valiantly defended the lands of her husband Francesco Ordelaffi when attacked by the Papal forces : a notable warrior. circa 1357

King of Leinster / Macmurr
ARTHUR MACMURROUGH, king of Leinster, Irish chieftain. Depicted in action, huring a spear. He was a leading opponent of Richard IIs Irish campaign

King John of Portugal
KING JOHN OF PORTUGAL (1385 - 1433) Known as King John the Great

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"1357: A Glimpse into the Past" In the year 1357, Peter I The Just reigned as the King of Portugal, leaving a lasting legacy of fairness and justice. Meanwhile, Molieres Le Sicilien our l Amour Peintre captivated audiences with its comedic portrayal of love in France. Across Europe, art flourished during this time. The Florentine altar frontal by Geri di Lapo showcased intricate craftsmanship from the 14th century. This masterpiece transported viewers to a world filled with religious devotion and artistic brilliance. Prague, in the Czech Republic, stood as a city steeped in history. Its iconic Charles Bridge towered over the Vltava River, connecting both sides of this enchanting capital. The bridge's towers served as guardians of Prague's rich heritage and witnessed countless stories unfold throughout centuries. Amidst these historical landmarks, Cia degli Ubaldini thrived as an influential entity that shaped local affairs and politics. Their presence left an indelible mark on society during this period. However, not all events were celebratory during 1357. In Berlin-Mitte, Joachim von Ribbentrop resided in his official apartment as Reich Foreign Minister under Franz Bohmer's watchful eye. Little did they know that their actions would be scrutinized by history for years to come. Poznan Castle also played host to significant transformations during this era under Bohmer's guidance. As plans unfolded between 1939-1943 for Poznan Castle's conversion project, unknown individuals detected something amiss within its walls—a mystery yet to be unraveled fully. Lastly, let us not forget Macmurr—the King of Leinster—who held sway over Ireland at this time. His reign symbolized power and authority amidst turbulent times on the Emerald Isle.