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People in barrels - -JKP- - 16-11-2018 I was going to respond to Koen's barrrel image on the "rings" thread but realized this probably needs its own thread... Diogenes is traditionally shown in a barrel, sometimes upright: ![]() Morgan MS M.126 (England, c. 1470 but notice that the text and illustrations are in the French/Flanders style) Or sometimes on its side, like a cave. These two, in which the barrel is sideways are from French manuscripts: ![]() ![]() Alexander in a glass barrel (medieval submarine): ![]() British Library Royal MS 20 B (France, c. 1420) Bathing barrels (there are many of these, and they are always upright, so I'll post just one): ![]() Morgan MS M.312 Book of Hours, use of Rouen, c. 1470s Barrels for food and tools: There are also many barrels associated with milking cows and goats, distillation and fermentation, and they are pretty much always upright, so I'll post just one: ![]() The ones that are most consistently sideways are Alexander's barrel and Diogenes's barrrel. RE: People in barrels - Koen G - 16-11-2018 RE: People in barrels - DONJCH - 17-11-2018 RE: People in barrels - Koen G - 18-11-2018 RE: People in barrels - DONJCH - 18-11-2018 RE: People in barrels - Koen G - 18-11-2018 RE: People in barrels - Koen G - 18-11-2018 RE: People in barrels - davidjackson - 18-11-2018 RE: People in barrels - Koen G - 18-11-2018 RE: People in barrels - Searcher - 09-03-2019 |