Sand Sculptures 2: Medieval Merchants by chips7
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
In the late Middle Ages people started trading. You might say there was an open-market economy. Some struck it rich, the craftsmen (or, workers) remained poor. Society was split. In 1302 the rich Flemings sided with the King of France against the Count of Flanders and the people at the Battle of the Golden Spurs. The French army lost. After the King and his court, here are the rich folks, later to be named the bourgeois. The next picture in this series will depict the poor.

Comments (6)
Good capture my friends erland
It's amazing the talent some people have. Excellent shot.
very well captured !
wow those people can do anything with sand. this is super looking
WOW THAT TOOK SOME TIME!! what a fantastic work captured!! ( my daughter likes the little eoar donkey in the back heehee..) wonderful shot of it!!
I have never seen a sand sculpture of such magnificence. Must have taken forever to do. Marvelous shot.