15-10-2020, 06:48 PM
My general thought wasn't exactly "nosediving bird". Yes, my examples show exactly that detail, but I actually meant just "the descent of the dove", as it flies from heaven down to the Earth. There are many pictures with the same scenes with the dove in another positions in manuscripts and icons. The more important detail, I think, is a kind of flow, wich carries the bird. Biblical sources describe the scene of the descent of the Holy Spirit, as accompanied with the sound and wind from heaven. Some of them mention "tongues of fire", as well. As for me, it is interesting that the VMs bird descending from the top (heaven?) is carried by a flow that directed to the opposite side (bottom left, the rock and the man), but it is hard to define its nature.
Also I somehow noted that the man behind the rock (or volcano) throws away something, and it looks like liquid, but one part of it reminds the image of an eye. Or maybe he catches it?
Maybe, it means the gift of prevision?
I mentioned earlier that some strange stains remind images of eyes, they are still there. Possibly, they are just pareidolia, but maybe not.
Also I somehow noted that the man behind the rock (or volcano) throws away something, and it looks like liquid, but one part of it reminds the image of an eye. Or maybe he catches it?
Maybe, it means the gift of prevision?
I mentioned earlier that some strange stains remind images of eyes, they are still there. Possibly, they are just pareidolia, but maybe not.