The earliest known written reference to Robin Hood appears in a 1377 poem, marking the character's entry into English folklore.
This ballad, one of the oldest surviving tales about Robin Hood, was written down in the 15th century, shaping many aspects of the legend.
This 1883 book popularized the modern image of Robin Hood and greatly influenced subsequent adaptations of the character.
This 1938 Technicolor film became a classic and set a standard for the heroic depiction of Robin Hood in cinema.
This 1973 animated film introduced Robin Hood to a new generation, presenting him as a charming fox and further embedding the character in popular culture.