a medieval wall panel by alanwilliams
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
situated in the chapel at the end of Vicars close, Wells somerset, the oldest continuously inhabited street in England. The chapel was built in 1424

Comments (17)
Wonderful image Alan.
Excellent capture. A wonderful example of the period. Pictures like this make me wonder about the artist. Who was he? What was his life like?
FANTASTIC!!!!
Amazing find! Artists were anonymous jobbing craftsmen in those days.
This is amazing. Thanks for sharing, Alan!
Wonderful capture my friend.
they sure had skill
Fantastic abstract quality when viewed today with your eye.
Excellent and interesting capture!
Every brush stroke had to to sit, you had to deal with not being paid if the Bishop (who had no idea of true art) thought you should be burnt at the stake because you didnt follow the "Dogma" of the times!
Great shot. Looks very interesting.
Great find! Love Iconography!
Very interesting picture..Well done
Elegant and beautfiful composition
TERRIFIC SHOT
a master piece no doubt and capture