21-08-2019, 07:41 PM
I've been saying for years that 13th and 14th century imagery form a strong parallel with the voynich nymphs.
Just last week I was looking at the original 14th century stained glass window in Gloucester cathedral and thinking it again.
I've got some Spanish photos I've taken in collections somewhere on the forum that show other likeness.
See also some 14th century Galician works that share the same style. I think the scribe was influenced by late 14th century Real life imagery that he saw all around him.
Just last week I was looking at the original 14th century stained glass window in Gloucester cathedral and thinking it again.
I've got some Spanish photos I've taken in collections somewhere on the forum that show other likeness.
See also some 14th century Galician works that share the same style. I think the scribe was influenced by late 14th century Real life imagery that he saw all around him.