Greek Letter Pi 15th-16th century

Editor: This little woodcut, called "Greek Letter Pi," is an initial from a much larger text, and it's attributed to an anonymous artist. It's so intricate! It feels like a tiny stage. What do you make of it? Curator: A stage, yes! For me, it's like a portal. The crisp lines and swirling foliage invite you into a miniature world, don't they? It's a bit like looking into someone's imagination... or maybe a glimpse of a forgotten myth? Editor: A portal to a forgotten myth. I love that idea! Curator: It makes you wonder, what story does this "Pi" begin? What worlds lie hidden in those ancient texts? Editor: I never thought a letter could be so evocative. Curator: Exactly! It shows us how much expression and art can be embedded even in the most humble places.