Groups of Pilgrims

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Anonymous

The Carpenter, the Webbe or Weaver, the Dyer, and the Tapiser or Tapistry Maker

Procession of the Pilgrims

Ambrose Dudley

"Everich, for the wisdom that he can..."

Frontispiece - "In Southwerk..."

Sir W. Russell Flint (1880 - 1969)

“Whan that Aprille with his shoures sote..."

Mrs. H. R. Haweis (1848 - 1898)

The Plowman, The Summoner, and the Pardoner

W. H. Mott

The Procession of the Pilgrims to Canterbury

Victor Prout

"We rode away to St. Thomas's Well"

John R. Skelton

"It is a Company of Pilgrims such as this that Chaucer paints for us, he himself being of the Company."

"It was in the monasteries that books were written and copied." (Frontispiece)

Hugh Thomson (1860 - 1920)

"The arrival of John Lydgate."

They saw the spires and battlements of Canterbury before them.

S. Williams

The Procession of the Pilgrims to Canterbury

Milo Winter (1888 - August 15, 1956)

"Come here, Sir Priest! ride in the midst with me!"

"Trencher, tankard, pot, and cannikin Appeased all rancors of the road"

Anonymous

The Carpenter, the Webbe or Weaver, the Dyer, and...1845

Procession of the Pilgrims1721

Ambrose Dudley

Frontispiece - "In Southwerk..."1909

"Everich, for the wisdom that he can..."1909

Sir W. Russell Flint (1880 - 1969)

“Whan that Aprille with his shoures sote..."1913

Mrs. H. R. Haweis (1848 - 1898)

The Plowman, The Summoner, and the Pardoner1887

W. H. Mott

The Procession of the Pilgrims to Canterbury1833

Victor Prout

"We rode away to St. Thomas's Well"1907

John R. Skelton

"It is a Company of Pilgrims such as this that...1914

"It was in the monasteries that books were written...1914

Hugh Thomson (1860 - 1920)

They saw the spires and battlements of Canterbury...1904

"The arrival of John Lydgate."1904

S. Williams

The Procession of the Pilgrims to Canterbury1833

Milo Winter (1888 - August 15, 1956)

"Come here, Sir Priest! ride in the midst with me...1909

"Trencher, tankard, pot, and cannikin Appeased all...1909

"The arrival of John Lydgate."
by Hugh Thomson
1904

Carpenter, Haberdasher, Weaver, Dyer, and Tapestry Maker

The Carpenter, the Webbe or Weaver, the Dyer, and the Tapiser or Tapistry Maker
by Anonymous
1845

"Come here, Sir Priest! ride in the midst with me!"
by Milo Winter
1909

"Everich, for the wisdom that he can..."
by Ambrose Dudley
1909

Frontispiece - "In Southwerk..."
by Ambrose Dudley
1909

"It is a Company of Pilgrims such as this that Chaucer paints for us, he himself being of the Company."
by John R. Skelton
1914

"It was in the monasteries that books were written and copied." (Frontispiece)
by John R. Skelton
1914

The Pilgrims at the Tabard

The Plowman, The Summoner, and the Pardoner
by Mrs. H. R. Haweis
1887

Procession of the Pilgrims
by Anonymous
1721

The Procession of the Pilgrims to Canterbury
by S. Williams , W. H. Mott
1833

The Tabard

The Tabard

The Talbot

They saw the spires and battlements of Canterbury before them.
by Hugh Thomson
1904

"Trencher, tankard, pot, and cannikin Appeased all rancors of the road"
by Milo Winter
1909

"We rode away to St. Thomas's Well"
by Victor Prout
1907

“Whan that Aprille with his shoures sote..."
by Sir W. Russell Flint
1913

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"The arrival of John Lydgate."1904

Carpenter, Haberdasher, Weaver, Dyer, and Tapestry...1845

The Carpenter, the Webbe or Weaver, the Dyer, and...1845

"Come here, Sir Priest! ride in the midst with me...1909

"Everich, for the wisdom that he can..."1909

Frontispiece - "In Southwerk..."1909

"It is a Company of Pilgrims such as this that...1914

"It was in the monasteries that books were written...1914

The Pilgrims at the Tabard1845

The Plowman, The Summoner, and the Pardoner1887

Procession of the Pilgrims1721

The Procession of the Pilgrims to Canterbury1833

The Tabard1845

The Tabard1845

The Talbot1845

They saw the spires and battlements of Canterbury...1904

"Trencher, tankard, pot, and cannikin Appeased all...1909

"We rode away to St. Thomas's Well"1907

“Whan that Aprille with his shoures sote..."1913