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written in the late 13th century, found in the Provençal manuscript.

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IDK who drew this

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The Nightmare (1781) by Henry Fuseli
"The Nightmare" is a famous oil painting created by the Swiss-born artist Henry Fuseli in 1781. The painting depicts a woman lying on her back in a state of deep sleep or unconsciousness, with a demonic creature perched on her chest. The creature is often described as an incubus, a type of male demon that is said to prey on sleeping women.

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From the Breviary of Renaud and Marguerite de Bar 1302-1305

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The Crucifixion fresco, 1350, from the Visoki Decani Monastery in Metohia, Kosovo (former Yugoslavia).

Spaceship in Corner?

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St. Nicolas refusing his mother's milk

-he would refuse to nurse from his mother on those days.

This is meant to show that Saint Nicholas was more interested in his spiritual nourishment than his physical sustenance. The image has come to symbolize the saint's deep devotion to his faith from a very young age.

It is also significant for its representation of the relationship between a mother and her child. The painting shows Saint Nicholas turning away from his mother's breast, which can be seen as a rejection of the physical world and a turning towards the spiritual realm. The image has been interpreted as a symbol of the struggle between the material and the spiritual, and the importance of spiritual nourishment.

The scene has also been depicted in various media other than painting, such as in sculptures and carvings. For example, there is a famous 14th-century wooden sculpture of Saint Nicholas in the town of Křtiny, Czech Republic, which depicts the saint as a young boy turning away from his mother's breast towards the image of the Virgin Mary.