The Pan coin is a very good example, as the figure has a rounded nose, horizontally extended beard, and a connection to plants, and coins were easily seen even if they weren't in the possession of the viewer. It would be hard to beat it.
I've often wondered if the man-with-beard in the VMS tendril might be a self-portrait (or possibly an imaginary portrait of Galen, Pliny, or one of the other classical authors or orators). I wasn't aware that a steganographic profile had been suggested in the layout of the text itself.
I've often wondered if the man-with-beard in the VMS tendril might be a self-portrait (or possibly an imaginary portrait of Galen, Pliny, or one of the other classical authors or orators). I wasn't aware that a steganographic profile had been suggested in the layout of the text itself.