The new King’s and Queen’s Champions of Arts and Sciences were selected last weekend at the event held in the Barony of Concordia of the Snows. Photos of the entries of the new champions are below.
The new King’s Champion is Master Luke Knowlton, who entered a leather Roman military belt with cast bronze plates and a suite of Roman writing implements. The new Queen’s Champion is Baroness Rainillt de Bello Marisco. She entered a 16th century German/Italian man’s pleated shirt decorated with pattern darning, a 16th century Flemish style smocked apron and a 14th century man’s embroidered hood.
Leather Roman military belt with cast bronze plates. Work by Master Luke Knowlton. Photo by Baroness Cateline la Broderesse
Leather Roman military belt with cast bronze plates. Work by Master Luke Knowlton. Photo by Baroness Cateline la Broderesse
Leather Roman military belt with cast bronze plates. Work by Master Luke Knowlton. Photo by Baroness Cateline la Broderesse
Roman writing implements. Work by Master Luke Knowlton. Photo by Baroness Cateline la Broderesse
Roman seal box with seal ring. Work by Master Luke Knowlton. Photo by Baroness Cateline la Broderesse
16th century German/Italian man’s pleated shirt decorated with pattern darning. Work and photo by Baroness Rainillt de Bello Marisco
Detail of shirt. Work by Baroness Rainillt de Bello Marisco. Photo by Baroness Cateline la Broderesse
16th century Flemish style smocked apron. Work and photo by Baroness Rainillt de Bello Marisco
Detailing of front of apron. Work and photo by Baroness Rainillt de Bello Marisco.
14th century man’s embroidered hood. Work and photo by Baroness Rainillt de Bello Marisco.
