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Memory Palimpsest

A photo blog of inspirations and ideas for chimerical constructions. Favorite fragments from illuminated manuscripts, marginalia, antique book pages, classical drawings and paintings of sirens, griffins, majestic felines, fantastical birds, angels, demons, obscure beasties and other mythical creatures.

Saturday, December 12, 2009

Mermaid (margin) Fr. Artois. 13th cent MS Douce 118

Mermaid (margin) Fr. Artois. 13th cent MS Douce 118, originally uploaded by tony harrison.

Posted by Aria Nadii at 12:54 PM

Labels: embellishment, marginalia, mermaids, sirens

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