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1880, preserved in the British Museum; Bernadin Suzanne 1839 TdM currently preserved in the Swiss National Museum in Schaffhausen In the 1880 De La Rue, which became the model for Paul Marteau and Grimaud, not only the book is flesh colored, but so are the hands, face, and even the Popess’s sleeves, as well as the curtain that hangs behind her. “The flesh-colored drapery behind the tiara, shows that the higher part of the woman, a symbol of passivity, can be hidden by the veil of matter” (Marteau, trans. Digiovanni). Marteau goes on to contrast the veil representing her individual corporeal nature with the “immutable and eternal wisdom” represented by the three-tiered papal crown. But if this is the distinction we are meant to make, then it would seem that Conver’s idea of making the pages gold would be more on point. Of course, white (as we see in the Gassmann above) would be a fine choice, indicating the purity of God’s Word, which can bring life to the dead but cannot be corrupted itself by the contact: the flow is one way only. It is also possible that the card-makers intended to make a statement more relevant to history. …