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Art by Francisi
United Artists (1937)
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Vintage Poster - Modern Times (Italian)
Art by Francisi
United Artists (1937)
The Field of the Cloth of Gold: A Meeting of Kings
On June 24, 1520, the grand diplomatic summit known as the Field of the Cloth of Gold came to an end, bringing together two of Europe’s most powerful monarchs: Henry VIII and Francis I. Held near Calais in France, the meeting was designed to strengthen peace and friendship between England and France during a time of intense rivalry among European powers.
The gathering became famous for its extraordinary displays of wealth, including lavish tents, golden decorations, feasts, tournaments, music, and celebrations that showcased the Renaissance glory of both royal courts. Thousands of nobles, servants, and craftsmen attended, creating one of the most spectacular diplomatic events of the 16th century.
Although the summit created a temporary bond between the two kings, lasting peace proved difficult. Both Henry VIII and Francis I continued to compete for influence in Europe, especially against the rising power of Charles V. The Field of the Cloth of Gold remains remembered as a symbol of Renaissance ambition, royal power, and the dramatic world of Tudor diplomacy.
The British World - Tudor Britain. 1485-1603. Royal display: The Field of the Cloth of Gold, a meeting in France between #henryviii and the French king #francisi in 1520, portrayed in a 16th century painting in the style of Hans Holbein the Elder. The event took its name from the magnificence of the occasion. #uk #england🇬🇧 #englishhistory #worldhistory #frenchhistory https://www.instagram.com/p/CCAUtnUlWqG/?igshid=1tu21eyhesy3u
Stupid Moments In History - Tues. Jan. 21, 2020
Alwin Court, New York. #alwincourt #building #petrossiancaviar #petrossian #frenchrenaissance #terracota #francisi #architecture #hardeandshort #manhattan #newyorkcity #newyork #newyorkphotography (at Alwyn Court)
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She couldn't do it, she was practically being forced to kill Mary of Scots. She couldn't bring herself to sign the death warrant, Mary was a Queen, as was her mother. No Queen should death a bloody death. She sat down the parchment went she heard someone enter her chambers and she lifted her head up a little "I did not know that i had visitors this day." she said honestly "Who are you and what are you in need of?"
Intro | Anne and Francis I |
She was longing to see the French shores once more, her childhood home was calling her back and she decided to take a journey to France where she could also see her family. She was dressed in a pale french dress to match the fashion as she walked through the gardens of the Chatue de Versailles, somewhere she was often when younger to see her family. She enjoyed the weather as it brought out her natural olive toned skin and it seemed to lighten her pale hair also. It brought back many memories to her, and soon she hoped she would see a few old friends.
HOLD UP!! THIS POPE IS A JESUIT!?
Im sorry but I am a LaSallian kid. Jesuits are rivals against LaSallians everywhere. Nope. I think my global history teacher is going to flip out. Oh and I heard the new guy is pretty homophobic. All I am gonna say is that he better be responsive to the children molestation crisis. Although James Martin is a Jesuit, he or Cardinal Timothy Dolan should've been crowned Papa. Well.. Viva il Papa. So Tumblr, Habemus Papem. We have a pope