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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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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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