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The document describes two medieval murals found in Italy and England. The first mural was discovered in 2000 in Massa Marittima, Italy, and depicts a tree bearing twenty phalluses and two groups of witches. It aims to portray how witches were seen in the 13th century. The second mural is located in St Mary the Virgin Church in Dover, England. It depicts the birth of Jesus with dreamy, muted colors and focuses lighting on Jesus, Mary, and angels to tell the Christian story.
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- 2. Location - St Mary the Virgin Church, Dover Mural - Medieval Mural The purpose of this mural is to tell the story of the birth of Jesus. This means a lot to Christians as some of them believe that Jesus is the son of God The colours that are used are very dreamy colours and not vibrant. This is because in the medieval period dark colours were not often used in their murals The mural stands out and there are no bright attraction colours in the church. This is because the whole focus is on the mural about the story of Jesus the light on the mural is only on the angel(s), marry and Jesus. This is because they are the main important features of the mural.