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LSE4101301 16th century playing cards

XLF3782269 King of Acorns German playing card, dating from the sixteenth century. From the fifteenth century, German playing cards were ordered into suits of Hearts, Bells, Leaves and Acorns.

LLM7201561 Playing cards. Illustration from Illustrierte Sittengeschichte von Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart, by Eduard Fuchs (Albert Langen Verlag fur Litteratur und Kunst, Munich, c1910). Credit: Peter Flotner.

XLF3790995 Queen of Diamonds / Dame de carreaux - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

XLF3790987 Queen of Spades / Dame de piques - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

XLF3790996 King of Clubs / Roi de trefles - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

XLF3790998 Queen of Clubs / Dame de trefles - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

XLF3790982 Queen of Hearts / Dame de coeurs - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

XLF3790991 King of Diamonds / Roi de carreaux - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

XLF3790979 King of Hearts / Roi de coeurs - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

XLF3790993 King of Spades / Roi de piques - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

LLH5234772 Two boys in 16th or 17th Century costume. Postcard, early 20th century.

XLF3790999 Knave / Jack of Clubs / Valet de trefles - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

XLF3790988 Knave / Jack of Spades / Valet de piques - 16th century French playing card from Rouen, by Pierre Marechal, c. 1567Playing Cards: History of the Pack and Explanations of its Many Secrets by Gurnsey Benham, 1931

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LLM979672 Cupid and my Campaspe play'd at cards for kisses. From Cupid and Campaspe, by John Lyly. Illustration for Palgrave's Golden Treasury (Dent, 1907).

XIR316388 The Card Game;

XLF3782270 Two of Bells German playing card, dating from the sixteenth century. From the fifteenth century, German playing cards were ordered into suits of Hearts, Bells, Leaves and Acorns.The Arts in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance by Paul Lacroix, published by J.S. Virtue and Co, London, 1886, p.171.

XLF3782268 Eight of Bells German playing card, dating from the sixteenth century. From the fifteenth century, German playing cards were ordered into suits of Hearts, Bells, Leaves and Acorns.The Arts in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance by Paul Lacroix, published by J.S. Virtue and Co, London, 1886, p.170.

XLF3782271 Three of Bells German playing card, dating from the sixteenth century. From the fifteenth century, German playing cards were ordered into suits of Hearts, Bells, Leaves and Acorns.The Arts in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance by Paul Lacroix, published by J.S. Virtue and Co, London, 1886, p.170.

LLM7201521 German playing cards, 16th Century. Illustration from Illustrierte Sittengeschichte von Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart, by Eduard Fuchs (Albert Langen Verlag fur Litteratur und Kunst, Munich, c1910). Credit: Peter Flotner.

KWE278051 The Dance of Death; Totentanz;

KNW3887 by Master of the Countess of Warwickgroup traditionally identified as Sir Francis Walsingham (c.1532-90) English statesman, William Cecil (1520-98) Lord Burghley, Lord Hunsdon and Sir Walter Raleigh (1552-1618) explorer and navigator;

JPP9021043 Lucas of Leiden (c. 1489/1494-1533) (after)The Card ReaderNetherlands, late 16th-early 17th centuryOil on woodIssy-les-Moulineaux, French Playing Card Museum

FLO7236665 French gentlemen playing dice, backgammon and cards at a gaming house, Renaissance era. From a miniature on vellum in the collection of Albert Figdor. Une maison de jeu a l'epoque de la Renaissance. Handcoloured lithograph from Henry Rene d’Allemagne’s Recreations et Passe-Temps, Games and Pastimes, Hachette, Paris, 1906.

XOS7296152 after Lucas van Leyden (c.1494-1533)

XIR108512 by Lucas van Leyden

XJF486461 Alexander Barclay (c.1476-1552) Scottish born English poet, translated Sebastian Brandt's (1457-1521) Das Narrenschiff, as 'The Ship of Fools' in 1509. Image is a facsimile of the original German woodcut of 1497 and shows a group of fools gambling.

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LLH6030672 Bezique, Victorian sheet music cover.

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YAC4122104 Men playing cards, Gargantua, lllustration of Jules Garnier, In “” Rabelais et l'Oeuvre de Jules Garnier”, 1897.

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TAD1743214 Pope Leo X (1475-1521), originally Giovanni de'Medici. Pope 1513-21, playing cards and dice with monks, engraving 1591

LLM7173045 Italian and French tarot cards, 16th Century. Illustration for Le Moyen Age et la Renaissance by Paul Lacroix and Ferdinand Sere (Paris, 1848-51).

XIR488896 Perejon, jester of the Count of Benavente and the Duke of Alba.

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XLA3762906 Elizabeth before the Spanish Armada, on the face of a King of clubs playing card. Caption reads: 'Queen Elizabeth prepares a strong fleet, Dord Seymor and Sir Francis Drake commanders'. Gebrauchsgraphik, vol. 3, no. 11, Published in Leipzig, 1926.

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XIR375754 The prodigal child in courtesanes - Allegory of the five senses. The evangelical parable, represented by the secondary episodes of the background, is only a pretext for the representation of a meeting, both galante and musical, where one can also recognize an allegory of the five senses. A view of Paris, with the island of the Cité, one of the oldest known, serves as a background for the composition. Francoflamande school, oil on wood, 16th century.

XLF3792440 Ball in the court of Duke Albrecht IV, Munich, 1500. Duke Albrecht is depicted in the centre sitting at a table playing cards with a lady.

XLF3793303 Ball in the court of Duke Albrecht IV, Munich, 1500. Duke Albrecht is depicted in the centre sitting at a table playing cards with a lady.

HKL274895 Court based on the Halsgerichtsordnung of Bamberg, drawn up by Johann Freiherr von Schwarzenburg in 1507; basis for the first German Penal Code agreed in 1530 at the Diet of Augsburg under Emperor Charles V and ratified in 1532 by the Diet of Regensburg; included the rights of Blood Courts (Blutgericht) to impose punishments and the death penalty; Constitutio Criminalis Carolina;

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COU5948360 Formerly attributed to Lúcas de Valdés (1661-1724/25).These small drawings, probably intended as models for educational playing cards, display the Nine Worthies alongside some more modern heroic figures. King Charles V (1500-58) is depicted here.

CH11386 copy of painting by his father the Elder of 1559

JLJ4578260 French historical figures from Charlemagne to Henri IV. From left to right and from top to bottom: Hildegarde of Vintzgau (757-783), wife of Charlemagne; Charlemagne (Charles I known as Charles the Great 742-814); Knight Roland (or Hroudland), Marquis of the Marches of Brittany; King Henry IV (1553-1610); Queen Joan of Albret (28-1572) mother of Henry IV; Louis de Balbes de Berton, knight nicknamed the Brave Crillon; the White Queen of Castile (1188-1252); King Saint Louis (Louis IX) (1214-1270); Jean de Joinville (1225-1317) French columnist friend and confidant of King Louis IX; King Francois I (1494-1547); Knight Pierre Terrail, Lord of Bayard (1476-1524) and Marguerite de Valencia (1553 - 1615) known as Queen Margot. New playing cards adopted by the Court of France and made by Gustave Houbigant (1789-1862) 19th century Paris B.N.

MPX5131103 The Wild Boys - Coventry's sole survivors of the Punk era, are splitting up. Vocalist Johnnie Thompson is leaving to form a heavy metal band and is taking manager, Paul Vuckovic, with him. The new band which consists of three other people from local bands - has already been practising together. The break-up was on the cards anyway with Mark Byers devoting much of his time to The Tearjerkers, the band formed by his brother Roddy of The Specials. Drummer Tony Lynch and bassisst Gary Cox are still undecided about their futures but should have little problem finding positions in other local groups. 16th October 1981

UIS5060847 To your Whist Drives, Card Parties, Social Clubs', SR poster, 1937. Poster produced for Southern Railway (SR) as part of its 'Winter Pastimes' series, a series of four posters focusing on cultural activities. This poster is promoting rail travel to whist drives, card parties and social clubs and is illustrated with game boards, chess pieces, playing cards and dice. As the text beneath the image indicates, the artist executed the illustration in tempera, here called 'the medium of the 16th century painters'. In fact, oil had supplanted tempera as the medium of choice by master painters back in the 15th century. Artwork by Helen Ray Marshall. Dimensions: 1016 mm x 635 mm. ©SSPL/NRM/Pictorial Collection

HIM4727263 Grammatica (1571-1626) was a follower of Caravaggio. The painting was probably part of the Spanish Royal Collection, captured at Vitoria in 1813 during the Peninsular War. It was originally catalogued as Caravaggio, but subsequently thought to be by Grammatica