The ethereal light is now, I suggest , an astral illumination of all present magically turned into an Hieronymous Bosch styled gallery patently composed of non-humans. Chief of which is AH now shape-shifted into a reptile ! Thats right, a lizard ! Observe how the artist's shading of his facial features permits this visual device. Lets and look around at the other assembled folks.
See the bald, military-looking gent in the centre turn into an alien redolent of the Mekon alien in the1950's Dan Dare comic books ? The woman at AH's feet has turned into some sort of female-looking reptile and is staring right out at you.
All of which is without the use of the surrounding shadows together with the other folk's features to form faces, the salient ones I have highlighted thus. Incidentally, if you want an accurate picture of the rotund-faced cat, please see my Mayan data. How on earth, if one may now use this phrase, did the Mayan-German connection arise ?
To continue. You will notice that in the foreground, the painter has used the backs of the three sitters to illustrate strange creatures, The proceedings are watched over by the soldier in the right corner whose tunic is transformed into the face of the wolf seen earlier in the Wiccan photoset. The wolf connection is a consistent theme throughout. Does anybody know why and just who exactly are these alien people in this 1930's Germany ?
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