The Christian history of the Green Man motif | Folklore and mythology
<strong>Letters: </strong>The origins of the Green Man motif are not to be found in British folklore, says <strong>Stephen Miller</strong>
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<strong>Letters: </strong>The origins of the Green Man motif are not to be found in British folklore, says <strong>Stephen Miller</strong>
The coronation of King Charles III will take place on May 6 at Westminster Abbey, and two colors associated with it have
A Harvard professor remarks that it is ‘rather bold of Charles to put him on the invitation: a pagan image by the head of the Church of England.’
A very niche drama is unfolding over an invitation sent out for King Charles III’s big day.
On 4 April the Royal Household revealed the design for invitations to the Coronation, the work of heraldic artist Andrew Jamieson. While the design is a riot of flora and garden fauna, heraldic and otherwise, one feature of the invitation has above all invited comment – the presence of an anthropomorphic green ‘foliate head’, wearing