Medieval Kids Hoodies

From the Gorleston Psalter

The Bayeux Tapestry Boys have discovered how to make reaction images!

Murderous rabbit from a medieval manuscript

from the history books Le Joeuer de Luth (The Lute Player)

Medieval lion from the Luttrell Psalter

Animals, both real and fantastic, occupied an important place in medieval art and thought. Artists readily employed animal motifs, along with foliate designs, as part of their decorative vocabulary.

Taken from an illustration from a medieval manuscript, this bookish doggo knows what’s up!

Best skewers in the kingdom!

A weird medieval illustration from an illuminated manuscript

Wild medieval manuscript birds.

Late medieval poleaxes are crossed behind a heater-shaped shield bearing a heraldic lion in this original design by Richard H. Fay.

A medieval bunny

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design inspired by medieval manuscripts

A person in medieval ages with wings and a...mice?

A medieval sun, from a woodblock print

Medieval Misfit

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A fifteenth-century knight clad in plate armor lowers his lance and spurs his destrier (warhorse) into a charge in this original illustration by Richard H. Fay.

Pray to the medieval Norse and Viking gods before venturing on your next viking adventure. Are not afraid; Odin awaits all true Vikings in Valhalla. This Nordic Scandinavian Cruise Line design is a great gift for all who love medieval Norse history.

Illustration from a medieval illuminated manuscript

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Do you love the middle ages? If so, this awesome medieval knight helmet design is just for you.

A medieval solution to a contentious modern issue

Medieval bunny drawn from a monk in ancient manuscripts.

High-quality remastered medieval illustrations of mythical creatures. Perfect for a sticker pack, but also works for other products.

Medieval Battle Cartoon vintage style Illustration.

A violent rabbit from a medieval manuscript

Medieval Design

two tipes of fight

Medieval snail wars

Based on several knightly memorial brasses of the first half of the fifteenth century, this image displays the nomenclature of the various pieces of plate armour worn by English knights circa 1430.

These medieval animals were extracted from the Bodleian MS. Ashmole 1504 'The Tudor Pattern Book' and cleaned. The book is part-bestiary, part-herbal and an important visual record of early cultivated plants.

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A small guide of medieval wepons with images and names If you post on instagram please use #marcelomoretti90