Early 14th Century Collection

Madonna and Child between St Francis and St John the Evangelist, c1320s. Artist: Pietro Lorenzetti
Madonna and Child between St Francis and St John the Evangelist, c1320s. St Francis of Assisi (1181-1226) is bearing the stigmata on his left hand, while St John carries a book

Baptism of Jesus by St John the Baptist, 1305. Artist: Simeon Artchichetski
Baptism of Jesus by St John the Baptist, 1305. After an Armenian Evangelistary, a book containing parts of the Christian Gospels which was used during the liturgy

Stained glass, Southwell Church, Nottinghamshire, Early 14th Century (engraving)
3642220 Stained glass, Southwell Church, Nottinghamshire, Early 14th Century (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Stained glass, Southwell Church)

Saint Andrew (tempera on gold ground panel)
990278 Saint Andrew (tempera on gold ground panel) by Ugolino di Nerio, (fl.1317-27); 71.7x40.9 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Saint Andrew. Ugolino de Nerio (fl.1317-1339/49)

Leaf from a Book of Hours: Initial D: Flight into Egypt (2 of 2 Excised Leaves), early 1300s. These initials introduce the text Deus in adiutorium meum intende (God come to my assistance)

Leaf from a Psalter: Historiated Initial D with The Trinity, c.1310. Although English, the design of this psalter page follows the fashion of French book illumination

Christ Pantocrator, c1310-c1320. Image from the cupola of the Church of Christ in Chora (Kariye Museum), Istanbul, Turkey

Anastasis, fresco in the parekklesion of Church of Christ in Chora, c1310-c1320. Christ, surrounded by mandorla, helps Adam and Eve from their graves watched by St John the Baptist and David

Leaf Book Hours Initial D Flight Egypt 2 2 Excised Leaves
Leaf from a Book of Hours: Initial D: Flight into Egypt (2 of 2 Excised Leaves), early 1300s. Northern France or Flanders, early 14th Century

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The early 14th century was a time of great artistic expression and religious devotion. Artists like Pietro Lorenzetti created breathtaking masterpieces, such as the "Madonna and Child between St Francis and St John the Evangelist, " which beautifully depicted the divine bond between mother and child. In Southwell Church, Nottinghamshire, stained glass windows from this era adorned the sacred space with their vibrant colors and intricate designs. These windows transported worshippers to another world, where they could bask in the ethereal glow of light filtering through. Another remarkable artwork from this period is the tempera on gold ground panel depicting Saint Andrew. This piece exudes a sense of reverence and awe, capturing the essence of faith in its purest form. Even everyday objects were transformed into works of art during this time. A kursi (qur'an stand) decorated with spiraling vine showcased both craftsmanship and spirituality intertwined seamlessly together. Illuminated manuscripts also flourished during this era. The exquisite "Leaf from a Book of Hours" series captured pivotal moments in biblical narratives, such as the Flight into Egypt or Massacre of the Innocents. These meticulously crafted pages served as visual aids for prayerful contemplation. Religious frescoes also played an important role in conveying spiritual messages to believers. The fresco titled "Anastasis, " found within the parekklesion of Church Christ in Chora, depicted Christ's resurrection with vivid detail that evoked profound emotions among viewers. The Baptism of Jesus by St John Baptist by Simeon Artchichetski portrayed a significant event in Christian history with striking realism and emotional depth. Lastly, we have Christ Pantocrator - an iconic representation that symbolized Jesus' all-encompassing power over creation itself. This image radiated strength while simultaneously offering solace to those seeking guidance during uncertain times.