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Young Nobleman Hawking

A young nobleman of the reign of Henry III rides out with a hawk : he is wearing summer costume, including a coif. The pointed toes of his boots hang below his stirrups. Date: 1250

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1250 Hang Hawk Hawking I Ii Including Noble Man Pointed Reign Rides Stirrups Toes Coif


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1. Title: A Young Nobleman Engaged in Hawking during the Reign of Henry III (1216-1272) This evocative image captures the essence of medieval chivalry and aristocratic pastimes as a young nobleman, dressed in summer attire, rides out for a day of hawking in the year 1250. The scene is set against a lush, verdant backdrop, with the nobleman's horse gracefully trotting through a sunlit clearing. The young nobleman wears a coif, a close-fitting headcovering, and a tunic adorned with intricate embroidery, signifying his affluence and high social standing. His pointed-toed boots, which hang below his stirrups, are a distinctive feature of medieval footwear. The hawk perched on his gloved hand, eyes fixed intently on the sky, is a symbol of his mastery over nature and his status as a skilled hunter. Hawking, or falconry, was a popular pastime among the nobility during the Middle Ages. It required great skill, patience, and dedication, and was considered an essential component of a nobleman's education. The sport not only provided a means of hunting game but also served as a display of wealth, power, and refinement. The young nobleman's horse, with its rich trappings and elegant gait, underscores the opulence and grandeur of the scene. The image offers a glimpse into the lives of the medieval aristocracy, their love for nature, and their pursuit of noble pastimes. This photograph, taken from the Mary Evans Prints Online collection, is a testament to the rich history and cultural significance of the medieval period.

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