"Anglo Saxon Costume in the Tiberius Psalter, c.1050" Topic

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Druzhina	26 Feb 2014 3:14 a.m. PST
Illustrations of Anglo Saxon Costume & Soldiers in the Tiberius Psalter, England, c.1050 Goliath Crucifixion Harrowing of Hell Archangel Michael David Ian Heath based a Late Saxon Fyrdman on the Tiberius Psalter. The figure is based on Goliath with the shield pattern of Michael. The pattern on the lower tunic is similar to the tunic of Christ in the Harrowing of Hell and the sleeves of David. MIRROR SITE Anglo Saxon Costume & Soldiers in the Tiberius Psalter, England, c.1050 Druzhina Illustrations of 11th century Costume & Soldiers
Fizzypickles	26 Feb 2014 6:34 a.m. PST
Very nice collection of references ty smile

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