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Man pushing woman in wheelbarrow DP033058
Ripon Minster, Minster Close, Ripon, North Yorkshire. Detail view of a misericord in the choirstalls showing figures of a man pushing a woman in a wheelbarrow
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Media ID 13110475
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Decorative Medieval Sculpture Timber Wooden
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a remarkable detail from Ripon Minster in North Yorkshire. The intricate misericord, skillfully carved into the choirstalls, showcases a fascinating medieval scene that is both whimsical and thought-provoking. In this particular image, we are drawn to the figures of a man pushing a woman in a wheelbarrow. The wooden sculpture exudes an undeniable charm with its delicate timber work and decorative elements. It serves as a testament to the incredible craftsmanship of its creator, Bob Skingle. As we delve into this artwork's narrative, it sparks our imagination and invites us to ponder its meaning. Perhaps this misericord symbolizes the complexities of relationships or highlights societal dynamics during medieval times. It could also represent themes such as trust, support, or even playfulness between individuals. Regardless of its intended message, it undoubtedly adds character and intrigue to Ripon Minster's rich history. Bob Skingle's keen eye has expertly captured every minute detail in this photograph print – allowing us to appreciate the beauty of this ancient artwork from afar. As we gaze upon it, we are transported back in time and reminded once again of the enduring power that art holds over our collective consciousness.
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