Mid evil princess

size: 12x9in Giclee Print: A German Princess and a Lady of Nobility. Germany 14Th Century. Old Engraving, Colour Setting. :

literally the last thing i should be drawing sometimes i really hate myself these made me sad

Celtic Princess Tara - bone china figurine by Royal Worcester - large photo image

Cotton POLYCREPE ~ Top quality polycrepe handpicked by us to develop a high quality costume for the price over 20 years ago. RENAISSANCE 2-PIECE COSTUME ~ Irish colorful overdress to wear over cream renaissance chemise IRISH DRESS / COMFORT ~ We created this design with comfort in mind. Very wearable in those hot summer festivals and adjustable to fit your body shape. Developed in the 90's in our California studio, it has been widely copied both here and abroad. MYTHIC CHEMISE ~ Developed…

King Arthur is perhaps the most well-known subject in Anglophone literature. The Arthurian legend not only endures but also evolves and expands over time.

Costume design by Charles Karl, Dante, Drury Lane, April 30th 1903

Reader, I've noticed that things at my blog have been a bit serious of late. Scrolling through, all I see are words words words. It's like GEEZ do I ever shut up?? So to lighten the mood, I thought I'd blog about my long term literary loves. These are the crushes I will never forget, and never regret. I'll put them loosely in order of when I read them. 1. Princess Eilonwy of The Prydain Chronicles by Lloyd AlexanderThat's right, I'm starting the list off with a girl. To clarify, I didn't…

Have you ever wondered what the bridal wear of ancient times was like? Did wedding gowns come formal, informal, or both? How far back have bridal attires created specifically for nuptials been in existence, and are some of today’s styles throwbacks?

According to Hopkins, “[Arthur’s] queen, Guinevere, is more elusive, less written about [than Arthur and his knights], and yet has been for centuries a central character playing a critical role in the rise and fall of the Round Table” (6). He goes on by characterizing her as “a key figure in the life of Camelot, this remarkable woman is seen variably as scholar, seductress, warrior, and dignified gentle beauty by the countless artists and writers who have depicted her. Who, then, was…

Middle Ages. French fashion history in the reign Charles VI, 1395 to 1422, Charles VII, 1422 to 1461 and Louis XI, 1461 to 1483.