Margaret of York, an English princess and duchess of the 15th century, is celebrated for her strong political prowess and resilience. After the death of her husband, she effectively governed and maintained stability in the Burgundian state. Her legacy continues to inspire admiration for women in history.
I’m excited to announce my next blog series because the information I unearthed about Raphael de Mercatellis was so interesting. The series is titled “Manuscripts & Mischief: 15th-Century Bruges’ Most Fascinating People!” We’ll explore the lives of artists, nobles, and book collectors. They turned Bruges into a buzzing hub of creativity and intrigue. From lavish…
Hey, my history buffs! In the bustling city of Bruges, guilds were more than just trade associations. They played key roles in the civic, economic, and spiritual life of the city. Each guild not only represented a trade or craft, it also held a special bond with a patron saint who guided, protected, and inspired…