This tile is from Mainquilters 19: The Warm, Magnificent Light
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By: Duracel
Checked out at: January 08, 2003
Checked in at: January 08, 2003
Checkout tile:In Context
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great job
i especially like the statue and pedestal ;o) 5
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Very cool. I doubt I'd have found everything that you did in that border; I have to wonder what the tile above contained. Heh, probably nothing at all like this tile, and the border you got was just simply a bottom to that tile.
By the way, why did monks/friars have that shaved center haircut? It'd have to be intentional, wouldn't it?
By the way, why did monks/friars have that shaved center haircut? It'd have to be intentional, wouldn't it?
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Tonsure, from the Latin tonsura, denotes the cutting of the hair as well as the shaven crown worn by clerics as a distinctive mark of their state.
The origin of the tonsure must probably be sought in the custom prevailing among the Romans of shaving the head of a slave. Confessors of the faith were in some cases treated in the same manner out of contempt and mockery. To proclaim themselves slaves of Christ, monks at a very early date began to shave their heads.
The origin of the tonsure must probably be sought in the custom prevailing among the Romans of shaving the head of a slave. Confessors of the faith were in some cases treated in the same manner out of contempt and mockery. To proclaim themselves slaves of Christ, monks at a very early date began to shave their heads.
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Simply.......an exellent peice or art :)
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I agree, even if I can see my reflection off of fryer tucks head. Good work as always.
cool!
I'm so glad how you continued my border; only thing i would've softened the lips a little.