Just forget it.' " Stevens, with his bearded face of a medieval knight framed by his Devils helmet, defined himself after Wednesday night's game.
Paths pass timber-frame houses, medieval monastery ruins and the haunting towers, arches and gorges of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains that inspired artists of the Romantic Movement.
Construction of the moated manor house was begun in 1450, to a familiar medieval technique – an oak timber frame resting on stone footings, filled in with wattle and daub.
Before eyeglass frames were invented, medieval scribes improvised ways to strap corrective lenses to their faces with ribbons and string.
She played guitar and piano, she sang, she drank, she cursed, she wrote darkly passionate songs framed in a medieval latticework of symbols and allusions, and she put it about in the company of men her mother would think unsuitable.
The lane is a fine, preserved example of Rouen's medieval heart, all cobbles, timber frames and overhanging eaves – and the past lingers so pervasively that I walk straight by the Historial Jeanne D'Arc, its oak door camouflaged on a street where every building appears to be a survivor from the 15th century.
In the second series, campaigns were performed outdoors for studying pigments in the sculptured door frames of two small medieval churches situated at rural locations in the greater Heraklion area.
He often made antique gilt frames for his paintings and occasionally even decorated these frames with jewels, imitating the medieval icons he loved so much.
"It's built just as a Medieval house would have been, with wooden frame and wooden pegs".
