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"Chivalric Imagery" refers to visual representations that embody the ideals, values and practices associated with chivalry during the Middle Ages. It encompasses art that embodies notions of knighthood, courtly love, honor, valor, and Christian virtues, often depicted in the context of war, tournaments, or religious ceremonies. These images typically feature knights, nobles, and other figures engaged in chivalric pursuits, and may be found in a variety of mediums including illuminated manuscripts, tapestries, stained glass windows, sculptures, and paintings. Chivalric Imagery reflects the cultural values and aspirations of the medieval aristocracy, providing insight into their beliefs, customs, and social hierarchy.