medieval

<n>Eve in the Garden of Eden Illuminated Manuscript</n>.

A collection of colorful <n>Medieval Tents</n> in a field.

<n>Emblem 72</n> from <n>Atalanta Fugiens</n> (1618), a book of alchemical emblems by <n>Michael Maier</n>.

<n>The Eye of Providence</n> by <n>William Preston</n> (1742-1818).

<n>The Copernican System</n>, an engraving from <n>Johann Jakob Scheuchzer</n>'s 'Physique sacrée', 1731.

A page from a <n>Book of Hours</n> depicting <n>St. Michael</n> fighting a dragon, by the <n>Master of the Geneva Boccaccio</n>, c. 1465-1470.

<n>Comet of 1007</n>, an illustration from the <n>Augsburg Book of Miracles</n>, a German manuscript from ca. 1552.

<n>Young Woman Holding a Sunflower</n> (c. 1647) by Dutch artist <n>Bartholomeus van der Helst</n>.

Seventh Son Auction – To Arms: Dressing the Armor of a Kingdom

A 1613 woodcut from <n>Azoth, sive Aureliae occcultae philosophorum</n> by alchemist <n>Basilius Valentinus</n>.

A print depicting two dueling jesters by artist <n>Joonas Ryynanen</n>.

<n>Yunus and the Whale</n>, a miniature from the <n>Jami' al-Tawarikh</n> manuscript by <n>Rashid al-Din</n>, 1314.

A collection of handmade rings by jewelry designer <n>Gerda Goosen</n>.

<n>Fragment of a Tapestry or Wall Hanging</n>, an Upper Rhenish wool and linen tapestry, c. 1450-1475.

The Gothic interior of the <n>Mosteiro de Santa Clara-a-Velha</n> in Coimbra, Portugal.

Detail of the <n>La Promenade</n> tapestry from <n>The Noble Life</n> series, c. 1500. Housed at the <n>Musée de Cluny</n>.

The <n>Queen of Kings</n> editorial for <n>Moustache Magazine</n>, photographed by <n>Thom Kerr</n> featuring model <n>Annalise</n>.

<n>Le Roy de France</n> from <n>Le Grand Armorial équestre de la Toison d'or</n>, c. 1435.

A 14th-century English peasant woman's costume, inspired by the <n>Luttrell Psalter</n>.

<n>The Creation of Eve</n>, an illumination by <n>Giovannino de' Grassi</n> from the <n>Hours of Gian Galeazzo Visconti</n>, c. 1390.

Detail from a tapestry depicting the legend of <n>The Swan Knight</n>.

German <n>Kastenbrust</n>-style <n>Breastplate</n>, ca. 1480-90. Photo by <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.