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  • Introduction
    • What is Celtic Art?
    • Celtic Warrior
  • Stone Carvings
    • Gaut’s Stone Cross
    • Messages from Ancient Stones
    • Runestone with a Viking Myth
    • Medieval Hunting Scene
  • Viking Art
    • Great Beasts from Viking Art
    • Viking Beasts
    • Viking Dragon Ship
  • Pictish Art
    • Pictish Water Horse
    • Pictish Symbol Stones
  • Art Galleries
    • Pictish Art
    • Celtic Animals
    • Celtic Birds
    • Celtic Design
    • Celtic Dragons
    • Celtic Figures
    • Celtic Horses
    • Celtic Knotwork
    • Celtic Letters
    • Celtic Ornaments
    • Celtic Spirals
    • Embroidery Art
  • Book of Kells
    • Monastery Learning in Medieval Europe
    • Three Zoomorphic Drawings
    • Tree of Life
    • Animal Letters
    • Pagan and Christian Collaboration
    • How the Monks Wrote with the Animals
    • Symbols of Christ from the Book of Kells
    • Ancient Artists with Modern Vision
    • The Eagle and St John
    • Designs for Horse Harness Fittings
  • Ancient Rome
    • Rome and Classical Art
    • Classical Sculpture
  • Myths & Stories
    • Finfolk Man
      • column 3
    • The Old Gardener
    • Stitches of Time
    • Mad March Hare
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    • Flowers in Art
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The Eagle and St John

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:31 December 2019
  • Post category:Book of Kells/Latest Work

Tricks and Devices in the Eagle Drawing The Book of Kells lets us in on many artist tricks and devices. The monks have flattened this image of the eagle as…

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Viking Dragon Ship

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:24 December 2019
  • Post category:Latest Work/Viking Art

Viking Dragon ships with beautiful towering sails make an incredible icon. They were ships constructed with gigantic overlapping planks of sculpted timber from the forests of Norway. With a dragon…

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Animal Letters

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:29 September 2019
  • Post category:Book of Kells/Latest Work

In this Post I have added some decorated animal letters from the Book of Kells that were created by the monks. These designs are loved and kept alive because they…

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Flower Motif Border

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:12 September 2019
  • Post category:Plants and Flowers

A favourite theme in Embroidery Flowers and foliage have been a favourite theme in embroidery for centuries. During the early Middle Ages embroiderers and painters worked together to create flower…

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How the Monks Wrote with the Animals

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:19 August 2019
  • Post category:Book of Kells/Latest Work

Animal Letters from the Book of Kells The monks wrote with the animals by entangling and interlacing animals and body parts around letters in the Book of Kells. Sometimes as…

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Finfolk Man

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:6 August 2019
  • Post category:Myths & Stories

Wisdom of the Celts This is a drawing taken from the Book of Kells of the Finfolk Man from Celtic mythology. I found the Finfolk Man in George Bain's book…

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Designs for Horse Harness Fittings

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:10 July 2019
  • Post category:Horses/Latest Work

La Tene Style found in Horse Gear The Celts loved and honoured horses. They were highly skilled riders and fierce warriors in battle. Horses were part of the farming and…

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The Old Gardener

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:29 June 2019
  • Post category:Myths & Stories

A Tetramorph From the Trier Gospels This old gardener from an illuminated manuscript holds a flower and a knife. The image from c720 AD is signed by the artist scribe…

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Flowers in Art

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:17 June 2019
  • Post category:Plants and Flowers

How did it Happen? Flowers in art are not new. People that care about plants and nature grow flowers. It is such a simple thing. It keeps ecosystems alive and…

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Mad March Hare

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:28 May 2019
  • Post category:Myths & Stories

The Hare and the Easter Bunny  The Celts are connected to nature and the seasons. There are many festivals and events to celebrate throughout the year and the Spring Equinox…

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