Specula Sine Macula at Nancy Hughes blog

Specula Sine Macula. Botticelli's madonna del magnificat as a speculum sine macula: An additional connection of the virgin and child with mirror roundels is the allusion to mary’s virginity; The mirror (specula sine maculâ) is a metaphor borrowed from the book of wisdom (vii. She is (wisdom) a reflection of the eternal light, and a stainless mirror of god's majesty. (speculum sine macula) the cloud points to mary's. In addition to her halo on which is. Thus, while repeating the biblical trope that god is. This motif has its origin in the book of wisdom (7:26): The last symbol located against the gold background — a surface whose qualities can be related to the speculum sin macula — is the closed door of ezekiel’s vision. We meet with it in some of the late pictures. She is the speculum sine macula (mirror without blemish) from the book of wisdom (7:26) (see mund.

This motif has its origin in the book of wisdom (7:26): She is (wisdom) a reflection of the eternal light, and a stainless mirror of god's majesty. (speculum sine macula) the cloud points to mary's. We meet with it in some of the late pictures. An additional connection of the virgin and child with mirror roundels is the allusion to mary’s virginity; Botticelli's madonna del magnificat as a speculum sine macula: The mirror (specula sine maculâ) is a metaphor borrowed from the book of wisdom (vii. In addition to her halo on which is. She is the speculum sine macula (mirror without blemish) from the book of wisdom (7:26) (see mund. Thus, while repeating the biblical trope that god is. The last symbol located against the gold background — a surface whose qualities can be related to the speculum sin macula — is the closed door of ezekiel’s vision.

Speculum sine macula by Antoniya Koleva on Dribbble

Specula Sine Macula She is the speculum sine macula (mirror without blemish) from the book of wisdom (7:26) (see mund. Thus, while repeating the biblical trope that god is. Botticelli's madonna del magnificat as a speculum sine macula: An additional connection of the virgin and child with mirror roundels is the allusion to mary’s virginity; We meet with it in some of the late pictures. She is the speculum sine macula (mirror without blemish) from the book of wisdom (7:26) (see mund. In addition to her halo on which is. The last symbol located against the gold background — a surface whose qualities can be related to the speculum sin macula — is the closed door of ezekiel’s vision. She is (wisdom) a reflection of the eternal light, and a stainless mirror of god's majesty. (speculum sine macula) the cloud points to mary's. This motif has its origin in the book of wisdom (7:26): The mirror (specula sine maculâ) is a metaphor borrowed from the book of wisdom (vii.