Matthew James Lawless
‘The Dead Bride’ (OWP015)
divine service ~ Christian churches
fashion, clothing
casting weapons: spear
flight of steps
political demonstration
herald
the rich
child
horn, trumpet, cornet, trombone, tuba
the ages of man (+ more than eight persons)
palace
gripping someone by the hand or the wrist; clasped hands
walking arm in arm
cortege, funeral procession
modern division of historical epochs ~ centuries (TUDOR)
knight
king
beggars' procession
other kinds of amusement
castle
aristocracy; 'Aristocratia' (Ripa)
dress, gown
armour
modern division of historical epochs ~ centuries (ELIZABETHAN)
banner, standard (as symbol of the state, etc.)
adult man
head-gear: hat
non-Roman Catholic Episcopal Churches, e.g. Anglicans
messenger
calendar festivals, non-liturgical celebrations of days belonging to the ecclesiastical calendar
adult woman
crowd, mob
walking
archbishop, bishop, etc. (Roman Catholic)
organization, functionaries and dignitaries in churches and in related institutions
the audience ~ art performance (+ variant)
musician
crown (symbol of sovereignty)
groom (in wedding-dress)
the soldier; the soldier's life
bride (in wedding-dress)
helved weapons, polearms (for striking, hacking, thrusting): javelin
landscapes
dignitary at court
modern division of historical epochs ~ centuries (XVI)
procession ~ Christian religion
dark ages (historical epoch)
medieval history, middle ages (historical epoch)
Renaissance (historical epoch, through 16th century)
hearing, listening (one of the five senses)
clothes, costume