Illustration LX c. 15th century

Editor: This is Illustration LX, by an anonymous artist. I'm really struck by how stark it is, this black and white landscape. The lines create such depth, but the story feels just out of reach. What do you make of it? Curator: For me, it’s like stumbling upon a hidden, whispered moment. The anonymous artist invites us to participate, piecing together the narrative from the fragmented scenes. It's like catching fleeting glimpses of a dream. Who are these figures, and what world do they inhabit? It's open to interpretation, isn't it? Editor: Absolutely. I think the real magic here is that the artist isn't telling us what to think. Curator: Precisely. And in that silence, we find our own stories reflected back at us.