Note the hair loss and bulging eyes. Eadwine clearly is working on a dissertation proposal! (Eadwine of Canterbury (self-portrait?) in the Canterbury Psalter, c. 1150)
posted by Texanglican (R.W. Foster+) | 10:58 AM
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Tuesday, October 26, 2004
Note the hair loss and bulging eyes. Eadwine clearly is working on a dissertation proposal! (Eadwine of Canterbury (self-portrait?) in the Canterbury Psalter, c. 1150)
2 Comments:
That's how I look this morning, by the way :-)
Why is he holding two pens? Or is one of them an eraser?
Excellent question, ma'am. My understanding is that sheepskin was "erased" by scraping away the improperly inked layer of skin. Perhaps the broader implement is a scraper. Or perhaps it is a brush for an illumination? Anyone out there with a better informed answer?
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