These images were found on the internet but I know nothing else about them. If you know something
that will help to identify them, please contact me, Frances, the compiler of this site. thank you here
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 marble angel |
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 unknown 1852 copy, page 351 Fig 25b |
 Bréviaire, France |
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 source in British Library - no image available at present [ Royal 20 A XVII,???] |
 13th century? |
 shawm with pipe and tabor |
 unknown jester |
 medieval Tree of Jesse Ms 1511 f.15r
Belgium.
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 unknown, possibly Germany |
 Is this an instrument? |
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| 16th century |
 1482-1548 stone carving outside
The Silk Exchange' Valencia, Spain.
Picture source not found. |
 unknown date no information in Rijksmuseum Amsterdam |
 tapestry |
 tile Catalonia, Spain |
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 string drum, Italy |
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 1540 Germany |
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| 17th century |
 Flemish |
 17th century unknown |
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 1693 Drzeworyt Haura |
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| 19th century |
1679 description: Kidlington Lamb Ale
"At Kidlington, in Oxfordshire, the custom is, that on Monday
after Whitsun-week there is a fat live lamb provided
and the
maids of the town, having their thumbs tied behind them, run after it"
'Tenures of land & customs of manors;' originally collected by Thomas Blount
[Ed This image said to illustrate the custom was added to the 1822 edition but I have not been able to verify this. However it
does
illustrate a taborer]  1679 imagined in 1822-Kirtlington maids with thumbs tied chase the lamb |
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| 20th century |
 Spain taborer with dancers |
 https://www.pinterest.com/jkdornelles/ |
 [Is this an Salamanca pipe?] Spain |
 unknown jester |
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 south Germany figure, part of a quartet |
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 21st century |
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 possibly France |
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 in Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando (painting detail) |
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 double pipe and pipe and tabor, Siena, Italy |
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 Ivory plaque unknown |
 medieval angel |
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 unknown 1882 with double pipes |
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 Victorian tiles |
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 Duct flute in light wood, with a brass ring at the lower end, pierced with 2 channels. Sound generation by 2 bevels,
placed at unequal heights. 6 double play holes (5 + thumb), plus 2 holes in the bottom. Gives a scale of B minor
at A=440 Hz. unknown |
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possibly 16th century France 'La Guerchede', Brittany.jpg)
unknown
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