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–         Let’s hurry, we have to go quickly! –         Alas! I’m not the one she is waiting on! CHARLES MARTIN 1913

  DEACONESS–FRESCO FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE 11th CENTURY– BASILICA DI SANT’AMBROGIO, MILAN Rare example of feminine clothing of a woman invested with this religious dignity; notice the uncovered head, the linen tunic with embroidered neckline that reaches just above the ankles, allowing a view of the shoes with small …

It’s one of the most simple of ties. Basically it is a 4-5 cm strip of ribbon; the knot takes attention however, as it’s rather unstable in that the fabric tends to slide easily.

The countryside. Villages. The night. Seasons. Streets. The Sun. The river. The Moon. And then? Two characters. One has decided to save the world, dangerously shaky and headed for destruction. The world tilts on is axis, everything is crooked, reversed, lacking sense. The meaning of things is no longer understood.

  MINIATURE OF “S.PAULI EPISTOLA CUM GLOSSA”, 11th CENTURY– BIBLIOTECA AMBROSIANA, MILAN A rare example of f masculine clothing from the end of the 11th century: embroidered  tunic, tight at the bust and arms but loose at the lower part, with a square neckline extended by a small split; tight …