a photograph of a medieval tapestry, the fabric covered in light stains and burns, crude medieval art. While this is a highly detailed image of the tapestry, the tapestry itself is crudely detailed. The peasant appears in the foreground, and the lord is small and far away, though the perspective is nonsensical. The lord leans out the tower window, only his upper body is visible
On the left side of the tapestry, a peasant shouts to a lord in a medieval tower. They are surrounded by a crudely detailed field, embroidered text above reads “Mine lord Anlatan, I thank thee for the fifth version”
In the middle, there is another image of the peasant listening to the lord from the tower. Embroidered text above the lord reads “Dost thou make use of it to generate filth?”
On the right, there is another image of the peasant and the lord in the tower. The peasant is looking away. Embroidered text above the peasant reads “naaaaaaaaayyyy…”