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Dating from the 15th C, Death wields a sickle and dances, in turn, before a cardinal, a king, an emperor and a pope. This was a common medieval theme, emphasising the irrelevance of rank and power in the face of universal human mortality- Hexham Abbey, UK
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"Cast away from you that doctrine of devils, that Jesus died to save us from our Father."
~George MacDonald
(Photo via Aleteia)
Cornelis Floris de Vriendt - Rood screen (1572), Cathedral of Our Lady, Tournai
The rood screen features fascinating juxtapositions of Old Testament and New Testament scenes.
Holy Maccabean Martyrs, The flagellation of Christ
Susanna and the Elders, Pilate presents Christ to a crowd (Ecce Homo)
Moses and the brazen serpent - The crucifixion of Christ
Abraham leading Isaac to sacrifice, Christ carrying the cross (meeting St. Veronica)
Jonah being cast from the ship, The entombment of Christ
Jonah vomited up by the whale (large fish), The resurrection of Christ
Unknown photographer (1917-1918) CC BY 4.0 KIK-IRPA, Brussels (Belgium)
Painted Rood Screen, 1300-15
Anonymous
Oak with polychrome and gilding
Kingston Lacy, Dorset
The screen appears to show St Edmund, an archbishop (maybe Thomas Becket) and a mitred bishop. It is rather damaged and was lucky to have survived the Reformation.
Unknown masters - Rood screen in the Sint-Martinuskerk in Tessenderlo (1525) 1. Rood screen photographed by Becker, Paul, ACL 2. The Last Supper 3. The Arrest 4. The Flagellation 5. Crowning of Thorns 6. Crucifixion 7. Christ in Limbo 8. Resurrection 9. Ascension
Details from 2-9 were photographed by an unknown photographer in 1944 © KIK-IRPA, Brussels
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Jubé de Charles Quint (1531), Walcourt © KIK-IRPA, Brussels
Unknown Brabant master - The Harrowing of Hell (c. 1500), part of the rood screen in Aarschot
© KIK-IRPA, Brussels
Solstice of the Moon: Colours of Faith
Solstice of the Moon: Colours of Faith
We were up early next morning and were cheerful about an email we’d had, telling us that the friends we had found over breakfast on our first morning in Scotland would be joining us for the December workshop in Derbyshire. We had talked about leys, geometry and dragons and left wishing we had more time to talk. And now, once again, we were ready to leave straight after breakfast… which just…
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