Europe: Iconography
associated pipes
horn and tabor
Many of the earliest images show the horn and tabor: a horn is usually played with the hand underneath holding the horn up. |
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1250 Funerary stone monument France | 1250-1275 Italy 211v |
13th century Aksaray or Kayser, Turkey |
1287 Padua Italy 204v | ||||||||
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after 1280, Library Portal, Rouen Cathedral, France | |||||||||||
13th century, a devil / fool plays horn and drum France | |||||||||||
1418 Paris, France 175r | 15th century double horn Switzerland [Ed there are many manuscripts etc with a similar image] |
1517 a devil plays horn and drum Bern Minster, Switzerland |
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1569 England | 1685 Spain on mythical Tarasca |
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1729 Germany | 1821 caricature of Rossini, France | 1938 parade, Los Angeles, USA |
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2006 horn and tabor in a parade in Bolivia page 48 | |||||||||||
2019 Manchester, England |
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medieval stone carving horn and harp, Auvergne, France |
More details of horn and tabor images here in a paper by TERESA SOLER and RAFEL MITJANS |
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