Green men & the way of all flesh

Pages & Document Description:
12 - 17; pls (many colour); refs
URL/DOI:
http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba.html
Author:
Hayman, Richard
Abstract:
The article looks at the history of the 'green man' as a figure of Christian symbolism during the medieval period, often depicted in church sculptures and carvings, and as a symbol of paganism in the twentieth century. Dodds, Damaris
Dataset:
BIAB
Classifications:
8I, 9H

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