Flemish angel down syndrome painting dated 1515

The precise use of nearly-pure lead white is also apparent in the x-radiograph fig. Similarly, in the Adoration of Christ, the angel with Down syndrome appears to be on equal footing with the rest of the family and the other angels, perhaps suggestive too of equality. For additional defects and phenotypic characteristics, see Epstein However, David has introduced many significant modifications, [1] including the widening of the pictorial space, the placement of two additional angels, and the setting of the scene in a contemporary setting with a view of Bruges in the distance. Diagonally flanking the centrally located Christ are Moses and Elijah, respectively King, Green was often a colour that symbolized youthfulness and is perhaps used to denote the young age of Mephibosheth Sidsel, Liminal spaces are those that reside on the edges of society, on the margins Rollock,

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