Courtly fine art prints
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A Troubadour playing lute, from the early 13th century chantefable 'Aucassin et Nicolette'
French School
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Ms.392 fol.1 Song in praise of Laure, from 'Sonetti, Canzoni e Triomphi' by Petrarch
Italian School
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Girl in the act of receiving her lover, set in the courtly splendour of a Mughal palace, Provincial Mughal School, late 18th century
Anonymous
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It 973 f.21v A Gentleman dancing with two Ladies, from 'Trattato dell'Arte del Ballare'
Italian School
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Promenade of Louis XIV by the Parterre du Nord, detail of Louis and his entourage, c.1688
Etienne Allegrain
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Anthonis Mor van Dashorst, illustration from '75 Portraits Of Celebrated Painters From Authentic Originals', published in London, 1817
James Girtin
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The Assembly at Windsor, 1126, illustration from 'The History of the Nation'
Richard Caton II Woodville
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Ms E-14 Musicians and Listeners by a Fire and a Noblewoman with her Servants, from a Moraqqa
Indian School
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The Last Horse Race run before Charles the Second of Blessed Memory by Dorsett Ferry, near Windsor Castle, August 24th 1684, 1687
Francis Barlow
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Walter began his song, from 'The Stories of Wagner's Operas' by J. Walker McSpadden
Ferdinand Leeke
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The Passing of Guinevere, illustration from 'The Story of the Grail and the Passing of Arthur', c.1910
Howard Pyle
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Enid and Geraint in the Garden, illustration from 'The Story of the Grail and the Passing of Arthur', c.1910
Howard Pyle
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Enid and Geraint ride past the Town Bridge , illustration from 'The Story of the Grail and the Passing of Arthur', c.1910
Howard Pyle
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Two Knights do battle before Cameliard , illustration from 'The Story of King Arthur and his Knights', 1903
Howard Pyle
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Blue velvet jacket and long waistcoat embroidered with gold thread, Italian, c.1720-40
Anonymous
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Sixteenth century costumes from 'Omnium Poene Gentium Imagines', published in Cologne, 1577
Abraham de Bruyn
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