30-10-2021, 08:00 PM
The quote you mention summarizes the intention of the drawing well: "By this supreme instrument in the figure of an egg, and which is the universe," she writes, "invisible and eternal things are manifested."
Admittedly, my statement that it has little to do with the universe is too strong, it does present itself as a representation of the universe. But this cosmos is merly an instrument that serves a much greater purpose, namely those "invisible and eternal things" she is talking about: God.
Admittedly, my statement that it has little to do with the universe is too strong, it does present itself as a representation of the universe. But this cosmos is merly an instrument that serves a much greater purpose, namely those "invisible and eternal things" she is talking about: God.