In which St George cuts a small dragon into even smaller pieces (British Library Ms Sloane 2633 f. 23v)

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Never more have we needed him. Happy

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This friendly smiling minuscule dragon was just minding its business, when George turned up with his lance (British Library Ms Harley 2985 f. 25v)

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🐲 Happy Saint George taming then slaying a dragon is one of the most fantastic saints‘ legends of the Middle Ages.

Here Uccello has compressed two parts of the story into one small and strange picture. Find out how here: https://t.co/eTW1QQ6jhb

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St George's Kidderminster, c1920.
One of the many historic images in the archives.

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St George fights a pterodactyl.

(The illustration is by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins, who designed the , & did genuinely seem to have believed that legends of dragons derived from ancient human encounters with pterosaurs.)

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Here's your puzzle for today: 'Radcliffe Camera, Oxford' attributed to William Turner

Simply follow this link: ➡ https://t.co/Ib1AAgWXLD

There will be bonus puzzles from and today

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Happy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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St. George and the Dragon! From last year but to change up from all the cute animal drawings.

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To celebrate , one of fantastic dragons looking super-shiny in the sun when we visited last week, and 's not-quite-so-shiny dragon from our book Dragon's Lost Roar.

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Happy We recommend celebrating with an or two. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🍻

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Happy (unless you’re a dragon then it’s tough luck!)

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Happy Here's The Story of St George and the Dragon, in stained glass, designed by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and from the St George Series - St George slaying the Dragon by Edward Burne-Jones. For prints see https://t.co/Gub3FRfFgk

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Join us for Knights & Dragons and make a fire breathing dragon and a knight before finding all the dragons hidden around the museum! 🤗🐉

Thank you Adam for these amazing dragon drawings!!

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