The Virgin with a Dragon at Her Feet
The Serpent and the Dragon as the central motif, with the Angel and the Wing and the Sun and the Moon in a secondary part. From The Flamel figures.
Key · 3 motifs
The motifs the picture carries, filed by role. The marks on the picture itself come with the entry.
- 1The Serpent and the Dragoncentral motif as it reads here: The Virgin and the Dragon
- 2The Angel and the Wingsecondary motif
- 3The Sun and the Moonsecondary motif
The picture
She stands on a crescent moon; the golden glory behind her is not counted as a sun. By eye
Not yet decoded: the key and the sourced notes come with the entry. Until then the motifs above are tagged by eye and said so.
Also carrying the Serpent and the Dragon
10 works, 2 with it as the central motif. The symbol.
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The Three-Headed Monster in the Flask
The King with Three Crowns and the Seven-Headed Hydra
The Apocalyptic Woman
The Magician (I)
Also carrying the Angel and the Wing
15 works. The symbol.
Also carrying the Sun and the Moon
15 works. The symbol.
By the same hand
In the same series
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