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-:"The caption which appears with [[Carlo Crivelli]]'s detail (center left, above) in the book, ''[[An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Traditional Symbols]]'', by [[J. C. Cooper]], Thames & Hudson, 1978 isbn 0500271259 states "In his ''[[Vision of the Blessed Gabriele]]''[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Crivelli,_beato_gabriele_ferretti.jpg], Crivelli encloses the Virgin and the Child in an [[almond]]-shaped ''mandorla'' formed by the two intersecting circles symbolic of each of the holy persons' all-perfection." Cooper continues under the entry '[[Mandorla]]': "The ''vesica piscis'' or ''[[ichthus]]'', the almond-shaped aureole, the 'mystical almond' which depicts divinity; holiness; the sacred; virginity; ''the vulva''." Also refer to the earlier (1997), now found, parallel piece, The Viginal Mary by Anai Bendai."[http://fraterholme.blogspot.be/2007/07/madonna-code.html]+:"The caption which appears with [[Carlo Crivelli]]'s detail (center left, above) in the book, ''[[An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Traditional Symbols]]'', by [[J. C. Cooper]], Thames & Hudson, 1978 isbn 0500271259 states "In his ''[[Vision of the Blessed Gabriele]]''[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Crivelli,_beato_gabriele_ferretti.jpg], Crivelli encloses the Virgin and the Child in an [[almond]]-shaped ''[[mandorla]]'' formed by the two intersecting circles symbolic of each of the holy persons' all-perfection." Cooper continues under the entry 'Mandorla': "The ''vesica piscis'' or ''[[ichthus]]'', the almond-shaped aureole, the 'mystical almond' which depicts divinity; holiness; the sacred; virginity; ''the vulva''." Also refer to the earlier (1997), now found, parallel piece, The Viginal Mary by Anai Bendai."[http://fraterholme.blogspot.be/2007/07/madonna-code.html]
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"The caption which appears with Carlo Crivelli's detail (center left, above) in the book, An Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Traditional Symbols, by J. C. Cooper, Thames & Hudson, 1978 isbn 0500271259 states "In his Vision of the Blessed Gabriele[1], Crivelli encloses the Virgin and the Child in an almond-shaped mandorla formed by the two intersecting circles symbolic of each of the holy persons' all-perfection." Cooper continues under the entry 'Mandorla': "The vesica piscis or ichthus, the almond-shaped aureole, the 'mystical almond' which depicts divinity; holiness; the sacred; virginity; the vulva." Also refer to the earlier (1997), now found, parallel piece, The Viginal Mary by Anai Bendai."[2]

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Vision of the Blessed Gabriele[3] is a painting by Carlo Crivelli.



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