19-01-2021, 01:27 PM
I would find it in keeping with the rest of the ambiguous imagery for it to have been drawn to evoke the ideas of both a flower and a star. However, there is also another flower in the image which would lead one to think of it as a star, perhaps Spica. This does a double whammy of subconsciously recalling every image of Virgo one has ever seen holding a plant of some sort, along with the idea of stars. It somewhat connects her to the nymphs also.
![[Image: ef83ce5ea604be459685036df523006b--virgo-...dieval.jpg]](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/ef/83/ce/ef83ce5ea604be459685036df523006b--virgo-art-art-medieval.jpg)
This collection has one with a hat, some holding grain, some with flowers, some with nothing. Some with blue dresses, some sitting similarly posed to our version. If you rolled them all into one you might get something like the vms Virgo.
![[Image: ef83ce5ea604be459685036df523006b--virgo-...dieval.jpg]](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/ef/83/ce/ef83ce5ea604be459685036df523006b--virgo-art-art-medieval.jpg)
This collection has one with a hat, some holding grain, some with flowers, some with nothing. Some with blue dresses, some sitting similarly posed to our version. If you rolled them all into one you might get something like the vms Virgo.

