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Description A gymnast performs using two swords, accompanied by two musicians, one on pipe and tabor and the other on double recorder-type instrument.
Date Early 1300's.
Source Galpin, Francis W. 1911. Old English Instruments of Music. A. C. McClurg & Co. Chicago. Plate XXVIII.
Author 14th century painter.
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