Do you remember when I researched jumbles for a regional Arts and Sciences faire in March 2020? No? Then check out this link for more information before we get started. This video may also help.
While browsing historical artwork for another research project, I found more examples of what could be jumbles (made like pretzels) in historical paintings. Check it out!
The Baker and His Wife by Jan Steen, circa 1658
The Baker by Job Adriaenszoon Berckheyde, circa 1681
Baker, from 15th century Chronicle of Ulrico de Richental
Ulrich Richental. Concilium zu Constanz, Augsburg, circa 1483
article by Brian Barrett
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