This is a 1405 French illustration entitled The Personification of Nature Making Birds, Animals and People. We can see a man without genitals, a wood-fired forge and anvils, metal working tools, a peacock, another animal (a gryphon?) a deer, an enormous rat-like something or other, and a noble woman taking an axe or a hammer to a parrot or hawk. The original work is in the The J. Paul Getty Museum.
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Thursday, March 02, 2017
Mother Nature's Forge
This is a 1405 French illustration entitled The Personification of Nature Making Birds, Animals and People. We can see a man without genitals, a wood-fired forge and anvils, metal working tools, a peacock, another animal (a gryphon?) a deer, an enormous rat-like something or other, and a noble woman taking an axe or a hammer to a parrot or hawk. The original work is in the The J. Paul Getty Museum.
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