2014/58.416
Picture Collection - Worcestershire Museum of Freemasonry
Engraving of Mason made from his Lodge regalia
WMLMT Classification:- Engraving
Description
"This image depicts Freemasonic symbolism regarding a ""Freemason forged through the tools of his lodge"".
• The central figure is a humanoid form made of architectural and geometric elements, representing the integration of the Mason with their tools.
• The figure features a head resembling the sun, a torso formed by a square, and legs built from pillars, commonly associated with the allegorical construction of the moral temple.
• Key symbols include the plumb rule in the right hand and a level or plummet in the left hand, representing uprightness and equality, respectively.
• The lower portion shows globes, a checkered floor (mosaic pavement), and other tools like a hammer and square on the ground."
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