Following Orders

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

A church window in England. (note at least 2 Military Orders, and representations of their work)

[Lady Christina de Pond]

very nice

[Sir William Marcus]

Great image, and a beautifully crafted piece of art my brother. That is one I have yet to see.  I like how "Agnus Dei" is represented at the top.



For our lurkers "Agnus Dei" Lamb of God was a symbol that was favoured by both the Templars & Hospitallers. It represented the martyred Christ, and sacrafice.





Below, Stained glass window of a templar knight in the hall at Rothley Court

[Femme Falchion]

the workmanship of these windows is just amazing. 

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

It's actually the subject that makes it so, and not the window's construction itself. 

[Sir William Marcus]

Absolutely!

[Femme Falchion]

*sighs.* 

*oh boy*

Of course.

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

[Lady Christina de Pond]

you know apon further examination of the stained glass art i believe it is a acomplishment of outstanding work and done via woman.

[Femme Falchion]

Oh Militissa....that's brillant.  By "the way" of woman or "through" woman or "by means of" woman....very, very good.   

[Richard de Graeme]

Aye, the role of women is far too under appreciated. Particularly by they mostly infatuated with their own sword.

Hail all strong women, I salute thee!

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

[Sir William Marcus]

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

I wanted to get the message out, before our thread friends start their yearly pilgrimages to various points around the world...


Natale hilare et annum faustum



*similarities between this work and members of this thread are purely coincidental!

[Femme Falchion]

I am way more clean-shaven than that!      Who do you think he resembles?