Circa 14th Century Collection (page 3)

View on Florence and the cathedral, Italy
The cathedral in Florence was begun in 1296 in the Gothic style and completed in 1436 with the dome designed by Brunelleschi

View on Florence, Tuscany
The Palazzo Vecchio, Campanile, and Duomo (cathedral) are the most prominent buildings in this view of Florence

Castelvecchio Bridge, Verona
The medieval Castelvecchio bridge in Verona spans the River Adige

Duomo di Siena (Cathedral), Siena, Italy. Wall of the Duomo Nuovo (New Cathedral), an unfinished enlargement of the Cathedral aborted in the mid-14th century

Torre del Mangia, Piazza del Campo, Siena, Italy. Built 1338-1348

Collegiate church at dusk
Collegiate church in San Quirico d Orcia at dusk

FaAzade of the Puerta del Sol, City Gate, Toledo, Spain
A view on the faAzade of the city gate called Puerta del Sol, located in the old city of Toledo, Castilla La Mancha, Spain

Don LuAis I bridge and Muralha Fernandina in Porto
Don LuAis I bridge and Muralha Fernandina (Fernandina Wall) in Porto.The Dom LuAis I Bridge is a double-decked metal arch bridge that spans the Douro River between the cities of Porto

Antique illustration of Dante and Beatrice
Antique illustration of Dante Alighieri and Beatrice (drawing taken from a painting by 19th century Dutch-French Romantic painter Ary Scheffer)

Poland, Krakow, Main Market Square, gothic town hall tower UNESCO World Heritage Site, historic centre

Spain, Castile-Leon, avila, Basilica of San Vicente, Romanesque style
Spain - Castile-LeA

Czech Republic, Central Bohemia, Kutna Hora, Gothic Saint James church, 1340-1420
Czech Republic - Central Bohemia - Kutna Hora (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1995). Gothic Saint James Church, 1340-1420

Russia, Sergiyev Posad, Trinity Monastery of St Sergius (Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra), Dormition Cathedral and bell tower
Russia - Golden Ring - Sergiev-Posad. Trinity Sergius Lavra (Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra, founded in 14th century, UNESCO World Heritage List, 1993). The Dormition Cathedral (16th-17th century)

Bulgaria, Nesebar, church of Christ Pantocrator, central part
Bulgaria. Ancient city of Nessebar. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1983. Church of Christ Pantocrator. 13th-14th century

Bulgaria, Nesebar, church of Christ Pantocrator
Bulgaria - Black Sea Coast - Nesebur. Ancient Nesebur. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1983. Church of Christ Lord of All Pantocrator, 13th-14th century

Bulgaria, Nesebar, ruined Church of St John Aliturgetos
Bulgaria. Ancient city of Nessebar. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1983. Ruined Church of St. John, 14th century

Bulgaria, Nesebar, close up of Christ Pantocrator church
Bulgaria. Ancient city of Nessebar. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1983. Church of Christ Pantocrator. 13th-14th century

Statuette representing a divinity, Ming dynasty, gilded bronze 14th-17th Century, Italy, Parma, Museo D arte Cinese (Chinese Art Museum), Chinese art

Statuette representing Buddha (late Yuan dynasty - early Ming dynasty), sandal wood 14th Century, Italy, Parma, Museo D arte Cinese (Chinese Art Museum), Chinese art

Bab Boujeloud Gate (The Blue Gate), The Medina, Fez, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

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Step back in time to the 14th century, a period of rich history and architectural marvels. This captivating black and white image transports us to Trondheim, Norway, circa 1920. The towering cathedral stands proudly against the sky, its intricate details telling tales of centuries past. Journeying further south, we find ourselves in Reims, France. The west facade of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame is an awe-inspiring sight. Its grandeur and magnificence are a testament to the skill and dedication of medieval craftsmen. Across the sea lies Tantallon Castle in East Lothian, Scotland. Perched on a rocky cliff overlooking Bass Rock, this fortress exudes strength and resilience amidst breathtaking natural beauty. Traveling eastward brings us to Heidelberg Castle in Germany circa 1887. The entrance beckons with an air of mystery as it leads into a world steeped in legends and stories from ages long gone. Continuing our journey through Germany, we arrive at Freiburg Minster Cathedral in Breisgau circa 1887. Its spires reach towards the heavens while its intricate stained glass windows bathe the interior with ethereal light. Venturing southward takes us to Urbino, Italy - birthplace of Raffello Sanzio - showcased beautifully in an antique illustration depicting Casa Santi. This charming town holds secrets that inspired one of history's greatest artists. In Siena, Italy stands Monte dei Paschi di Siena bank; a testament to enduring financial institutions dating back centuries ago when commerce thrived even then. As we delve into literature from this era, Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales come alive before our eyes. We meet characters like The Prioress whose tale unfolds within these ancient pages filled with wisdom and wit. Christian art flourishes throughout France during this period; stained glass windows illuminate churches with vibrant hues that tell biblical stories for all to see.