08-09-2019, 11:37 PM
Arma Christi wall shield in Yorkminster with double-helix:
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Sometimes the individual parts were broken into separate portions. This is a later example from upper Austria, but I have also seen this in medieval churches.
It seems to me that if Arma Christi were hidden within a manuscript, it would be easier to illustrate them like this, as discrete groupings. Dice and stakes, hammer and tongs:
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This is also a later example, but I include it because it shows naked cherubs from the waist up holding the various implements:
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Sometimes the individual parts were broken into separate portions. This is a later example from upper Austria, but I have also seen this in medieval churches.
It seems to me that if Arma Christi were hidden within a manuscript, it would be easier to illustrate them like this, as discrete groupings. Dice and stakes, hammer and tongs:
Creative Commons 3.0 Credit: Wolfgang Sauber through Wikimedia
This is also a later example, but I include it because it shows naked cherubs from the waist up holding the various implements:
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