1384 Collection

John Earl Shrewsbury
JOHN TALBOT, first earl of SHREWSBURY soldier and statesman

Sir John Harsich, 1384. He wears his tilting helmet with turkey-feather crest and cointisse over his bassinet
FLO4678208 Sir John Harsich, 1384. He wears his tilting helmet with turkey-feather crest and cointisse over his bassinet. The wreath below the crest is two pieces of silk in his armorial colours

WYCLIF'S ASHES SCATTERED
After his death, the Council of Constance condemns Wyclif for heresy : his body is exhumed, burnt and the ashes cast into the brook Swift, and carried to the wide world... Date: 1384

John Duke of Berry, Louis 1st Duke of Anjou, King of Naples, Uncles of Charles VIth (engraving)
5222522 John Duke of Berry, Louis 1st Duke of Anjou, King of Naples, Uncles of Charles VIth (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Duke of Berry)

Sir Bermond Arnaud de Preissac, soudan de la Trau, 1380-post 1384 (chromolitho)
2811849 Sir Bermond Arnaud de Preissac, soudan de la Trau, 1380-post 1384 (chromolitho) by Hope, William St John (1854-1919); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Bermond Arnaud de Preissac)

SHREWSBURY / JOHN TALBOT
JOHN TALBOT 1st EARL of SHREWSBURY Presenting his book to Queen Margaret Date: 1384? - 1453

Gerard Groot
GERARD GROOT (or GERARDUS MAGNUS) Flemish churchman, founder of a monastic establishment, depicted writing from a celestial revelation. Date: 1340 - 1384

Ncola D este Di Ferrara
NICOLO III D ESTE, marchese di FERRARA, Italian noble and soldier, son of Alberto Date: 1384 - 1441

Shrewsbury / John Talbot
HENRY VI (Reigned 1422-61 & 1470-1471) presents a sword to John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury

WYCLIFFE, John (ca. 1330 - 1384). English theologian and reformer, founder of the Lollardy movement. Oil

Wyclif Paralysed
JOHN WYCLIF religious reformer, translator and theologian depicted stricken by paralysis in his church at Lutterworth. Date: 1324 - 1384

Wyclif Writing
JOHN WYCLIF religious reformer, translator and theologian depicted writing against papacy. Date: 1324 - 1384

John Wyclif
JOHN WYCLIF religious reformer, translator and theologian Date: 1324 - 1384

Attributed to Martino di Bartolomeo di Biagio, Madonna and Child with Saint Peter and Saint Stephen [left panel], Italian, active 1384-1434-1435, c. 1400, tempera on panel

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In the year 1384, significant events unfolded that shaped history. Wyclif's ashes were scattered, marking the end of an era for English theologian John Wyclif (ca. 1330 - 1384). His profound influence on religious reform left a lasting impact. Amidst this time of change, Gerard Groot emerged as a prominent figure. His teachings and ideals resonated with many, inspiring a movement towards spiritual renewal. The engravings depicting John Duke of Berry and Louis 1st Duke of Anjou, uncles of Charles VIth and King of Naples respectively, capture the grandeur and power they held during this period. Their actions would shape political landscapes for years to come. Sir Bermond Arnaud de Preissac, soudan de la Trau from 1380 to post-1384 is immortalized in a vibrant chromolitho artwork. This depiction showcases his commanding presence and authority during his reign. Shrewsbury also played a crucial role in these times. The name echoes through history with figures like John Talbot leaving their mark on the town's legacy. Meanwhile, Ncola D este Di Ferrara made waves with his contributions to art and culture during this eventful year. His works continue to captivate audiences even today. Within all these happenings lies an underlying theme – change was inevitable. Whether it be theological reforms or shifts in political dynamics, society was evolving rapidly. As we reflect upon the year 1384, let us remember those who paved the way for progress: Wyclif paralyzed but still writing passionately; Gerard Groot spreading enlightenment; John Wyclif leaving behind an enduring legacy; powerful leaders shaping nations' destinies. These glimpses into history remind us that every moment holds significance – each person contributing their part to create our collective story.