Here is a glimpse of what’s opening in July: tributes to classic hi-NRG disco, a throwback LAN Party and the "Knights of the ...

The reason so many knights did battle with snails in the margins of medieval manuscripts remains a mystery (Credit: The British Library) The pages of medieval books are stalked by a ferocious ...

Members of the Barony of Axemoor, the local group of the Society for Creative Anachronism, will bring knights, crafts and ...

Medieval meets modern as armored combat competitions spread across the country. Gladiators NYC and other teams are drawing men and women to the sport.

Think medieval art is just old and boring? Think again. These funny classical art memes prove that knights were making dumb choices long before the internet, monks were throwing shade like pros ...

Snails wielding swords and fighting off knights. Elephants that look like oversized golden retrievers. Dogs with uncanny proportions and hauntingly human eyes. Cats wearing clothes and playing ...

E ven in New York, a city where pretty much anything goes, the sight and sound of knights in shining armour swinging swords at each other still draws a crowd. “Are you ready for a medieval ...

In principle, Knights in Tight Spaces uses the same core concept. Players take on the role of a heroic knight who finds himself up against a slew of different ne'er-do-wells.

‘The Art of Medieval Falconry’ Review: The Glory of Wing and Talon. ... “In 1539,” he says, “crusading knights persuaded Emperor Charles V to give them the Island of Malta.

Two new art exhibits Knights in Armor the Pavia Tapestries and Art Deco painter Tamara de Lempicka now open at Museum of Fine Arts Houston in Museum District. ... Medieval-themed rocking horses, ...

Taken as a whole, Bahr said that from a knight at the round table to “Pearl,” this bound volume from the 1300s is a more complex piece of visual and textural art than anyone had ever seen ...

Tiny drawings, such as knights riding snails, and random lines and squiggles were common in medieval books. Why so many medieval manuscripts feature doodles – and what they reveal Home ...