01-11-2017, 01:35 PM
Thanks for that comparison between the 3 images MarcoP.
It shows how copying can lead to a change in the images: the pot which was clearly in front of the person in the first one is enlarged in the second one, leading the third illustrator to interpret it as containing the person.
It is an interesting process in itself, and one which may well give us some insight into the genesis of some of the Voynich imagery. Perhaps, in addition to people in tubs, we should look for images of tubs in front of people.
It shows how copying can lead to a change in the images: the pot which was clearly in front of the person in the first one is enlarged in the second one, leading the third illustrator to interpret it as containing the person.
It is an interesting process in itself, and one which may well give us some insight into the genesis of some of the Voynich imagery. Perhaps, in addition to people in tubs, we should look for images of tubs in front of people.