But even though it seems like there’s no possible explanation for all that knight-on-snail combat, the above video shows some of the top theories. As the video shows, medieval marginal art was ...

It would seem that you were not a true medieval knight, unless you had a spider horse as a trusted companion. At least according to this painting. The perplexing work of an over-confident medieval ...

If medieval art rendered man some what smaller than life ... Gaston, for his part, displayed the gallantry expected of a noble knight to the very end, giving his life in 1391 to rescue one ...

"The snail-knight fight is an example of the world turned upside down, a broader phenomenon that produced a lot of different medieval images," says Marian Bleeke, a professor of medieval art at ...

The image of a medieval knight moving slowly and stiffly under ... is firmly fixed in people’s imagination. But, according to art historian Matthias Goll, much of this vision is a myth.

Expert conservators from English Heritage have begun restoration of a castle's medieval ... remaining wall painting in the castle and shows the figure of a kneeling knight wearing a tabard with ...

The Green Knight bills itself as an "epic fantasy adventure ... given that author J.R.R. Tolkien was a huge fan of the medieval poem the movie is based on, and even produced his own translation.