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What do you make of this?
- Thread starter Chris Ellsworth
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I could be wrong, but it appears to be some sort of artwork...
I think @SalixIncendium might just be right this time...
exchemist
Veteran Member
What do you make of it?
My 9 year old says its Egypt. Alternatively, he suggests a coin box.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
I don't know. Reminds me a bit of some of the stuff you see on the dollar bill.
I recognize the illuminati symbol as well as the Chi Rho (used by Constantine) Catholic symbol.
I would guess it's a Catholic painting of some sort.
I would guess it's a Catholic painting of some sort.
exchemist
Veteran Member
I doubt it. The triangle with eye in it looks Masonic to me.
If I'm not mistaken, European Masons use that triangle, while Masons in the US use a letter G.
You're right. The Eye of Providence is a symbol of Masonry.
After doing some digging, I'm going to revise my guess that it's some sort of gnostic Masonry painting.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Eye of Providence - Wikipedia
Chi Rho - Wikipedia
Holy well - Wikipedia
exchemist
Veteran Member
Chris, I think we've got as far as we can with this. It's probably about time you told us where you got this image from. Can you do that?
Little Dragon
Well-Known Member
Definitely symbolic motifs of reproduction and fertility present, either that or I have a dirty mind.
@JustGeorge, are you drawing while preparing dinner, again?
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Nah, I'd burn the food that way.
To me, it appears that it's a detail of a larger piece...and it also seems masonic to me as well...
I see a bit of Masonic symbolism, but overall it strikes me as more of a general occult drawing(perhaps Theosophist)?
(Says the 18th degree Co-Mason.
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(Says the 18th degree Co-Mason.
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