From Bruegel’s “Children’s Games”
Blowing bubbles and playing with bubbles is an activity that falls within our SCA period. Here are some of the artistic references that show children playing with bubbles.
Modern References
16th Century Woodcut “Children’s Games”
Boys Blowing Bubbles – 1640, Michaelina Woutiers
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In the SCA I am a member of the Order of The Laurel for Historical Performance Magic and Theatrical Productions. I am interested in a wide range of historical arts and sciences. To many in fact, which is why I created this "research blog" as a place to help me keep track of everything I have done and am doing. As I have time I am uploading my projects and proceeding with new ones so I expect this blog to be in a near constant state of flux. However I do hope it will have enough organization that you will generally be able to find anything you are looking for. Certainly I'll need to be able to.
Santiago's Grimoire 
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