The clues must be something that has a lasting, cultural presence. The clues are the cultural icons. And the ones that might be chosen and expected to last the longest would be those tied to long standing traditions and widely held beliefs. Alchemy and astrology are certainly possible influences for the VMs artist, but they lack both the ideological unity and the structural organization of medieval religion. One religion may contradict another, but there was no organization of alchemists or astrologers remotely comparable to the medieval church.
Heraldry was also a lasting, cultural presence and it is a method of visual communication. In certain parts, the VMs artist combines religion and heraldry, the strongest forms of lasting cultural presence available. Yet it is done in an ambiguous and subtle manor. The artist presents an intentionally obfuscated, heraldic representation that is meant not to teach, but to test. VMs White Aries was built to hold the Genoese Gambit. And to ask, does the reader know the origins of the cardinal's red galero? Does the path of paired icons lead to a text connection? It's VMs White Aries!! On this page rare markings are given special validation by nymphs that ambiguously <yet unequivocally> represent known historical, religious figures. What can they tell us?
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Heraldry was also a lasting, cultural presence and it is a method of visual communication. In certain parts, the VMs artist combines religion and heraldry, the strongest forms of lasting cultural presence available. Yet it is done in an ambiguous and subtle manor. The artist presents an intentionally obfuscated, heraldic representation that is meant not to teach, but to test. VMs White Aries was built to hold the Genoese Gambit. And to ask, does the reader know the origins of the cardinal's red galero? Does the path of paired icons lead to a text connection? It's VMs White Aries!! On this page rare markings are given special validation by nymphs that ambiguously <yet unequivocally> represent known historical, religious figures. What can they tell us?
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