2 pictures recently discussed

Can we draw any conclusions from the fact that both pictures show a man
in a brown gown wearing a blue hat? May we say they represent the same
person, leaving aside the similarity in profile? Or are they too
generic?
A J

This is a link to "Monk Instructing a Knight" image
http://www.bl.uk/catalogues/illuminatedmanuscripts/ILLUMINBig.ASP?size=b\
ig&IllID=48585
And this to the de Wavrin image
http://imagesonline.bl.uk/index.php?service=search&action=do_quick_searc\
h&language=en&q=%233302
There are several pages where the 2nd image may be found, once you know
what to look for, but this was a convenient link to paste.

Hughes claims that the one in the foreground of the Waurin picture with garter and red hose (not the one in the brown gown) is the same as the one with the hermit. Him, not me. But I do think the one with the hermit has something of the facial re-construction about him.



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Subject: 2 pictures recently discussed

 

Can we draw any conclusions from the fact that both pictures show a man
in a brown gown wearing a blue hat? May we say they represent the same
person, leaving aside the similarity in profile? Or are they too
generic?
A J

This is a link to "Monk Instructing a Knight" image
http://www.bl.uk/catalogues/illuminatedmanuscripts/ILLUMINBig.ASP?size=b\
ig&IllID=48585
And this to the de Wavrin image
http://imagesonline.bl.uk/index.php?service=search&action=do_quick_searc\
h&language=en&q=%233302
There are several pages where the 2nd image may be found, once you know
what to look for, but this was a convenient link to paste.