Carole Roman de la rose Guillaume de Lorris et jean Meun, Rouen ?, 3e quart du XVe s.. BNF, Manuscrits, français 19137, f. 68. The dance scene of the carole, which engage the allegories of courtesy around the God of Love, is emblematic of the enchanting atmosphere created by Guillaume de Lorris. Sweet Looking seen here armed with an arrow. The narrator, a little apart, leans on the waters of the fountain of Narcissus. Thanks to @Dominique Dario for translation
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