18-11-2024, 11:20 PM
Suppose the VMs artist was a person who had travelled over the Alps to Rome and back or to the Council of Constance. That person would have seen plenty of buildings, and with a bit of artistic skill, could have replicated that experience as well as created a bit of novelty. Given the code shift in the cosmos and the duality of White Aries, the VMs artist has shown the capacity to improvise.
The "generic" proposition does not apply to the nymphs. They are all different. Are they 'generic'? Why should that proposition apply to buildings instead?
If such a person later worked as a scribe, then there would have been access to parchment.
What is the 'limiting factor'? What is it that determines the nature of the Nine Rosettes illustration?
At the moment, it seems to me that the answer is 'text size'. Maintaining circular bands of text with a readable size in the nine-rosette structure takes a larger sheet of parchment.
The "generic" proposition does not apply to the nymphs. They are all different. Are they 'generic'? Why should that proposition apply to buildings instead?
If such a person later worked as a scribe, then there would have been access to parchment.
What is the 'limiting factor'? What is it that determines the nature of the Nine Rosettes illustration?
At the moment, it seems to me that the answer is 'text size'. Maintaining circular bands of text with a readable size in the nine-rosette structure takes a larger sheet of parchment.
