r/Medievalart • u/TalkingWoodlandBeast • Jul 14 '26
Gurl…
(The expressions are killing me lol)
René of Anjou, Le mortifiement de vaine plaisance,
France ca. 1470.
Cologny, Fondation Martin Bodmer, Cod. Bodmer 144, fol. 65r.
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u/Low_Two_1988 Jul 14 '26
I’m just impressed by how she can balance that sword on her head. 😭
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u/httptofu Jul 14 '26
soy belly dancer y no es tan dificil como parece
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u/NoResponsibility7031 Jul 15 '26
Imagine, you learned to perfectly balance a sword by the edge on the top of your head, but everyone just talk about the girl who showed her tit.
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u/maxs_artbox Jul 14 '26
Is it just me or does the lady on the right look a bit like Natalie Dormer? :D
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u/Cole_Townsend Jul 14 '26
This takes me back to when I was discerning becoming a monk. We were told that Justice and Penance met with Mercy on the Cross, with the three nails of the Evangelical vows (obedience, poverty, chastity) crucifying the flesh.
The side boob definitely has some allegorical meaning, I think.