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Hiya, question for you as a magical girl expert. Is Cardcaptor Sakura the origin of the little wing design that's all over, or is there an earlier source I don't know? The one that is Kero's wings and is both of the scepters in that show, with the spiral and three or four 'feathers'.
magical girl expert is kind of pushing it, i'm only a moderate fan honestly. that said i am pretty certain the swirly wing does originate with cardcaptor sakura. its a common motif across a few clamp works (like angelic layer) but i can't think of any appearances before cardcaptor (e.g. it's absent from Wish, which predates cardcaptor and prominently features an angel). i wouldn't take my word for it absolutely, but cardcaptor does seem like the likeliest source
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The Novice (1856) by James Sant RA (English, 1820 – 1916), oil on canvas, 61 x 51 cm (24 x 20 in), Harris Museum
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6 months today
“How many times do you see where a man or woman has shot another through jealousy! The standard of purity has decided that it is right, "it shows spirit," "it is justifiable" to—murder a human being for doing exactly what you did yourself,—love the same woman or same man! Morality! Honor! Virtue!! Passing from the moral to the physical phase; take the statistics of any insane asylum, and you will find that, out of the different classes, unmarried women furnish the largest one. To preserve your cruel, vicious, indecent standard of purity (?) you drive your daughters insane, while your wives are killed with excess. Such is marriage. Don't take my word for it; go through the report of any asylum or the annals of any graveyard. Look how your children grow up. Taught from their earliest infancy to curb their love natures—restrained at every turn! Your blasting lies would even blacken a child's kiss. Little girls must not be tomboyish, must not go barefoot, must not climb trees, must not learn to swim, must not do anything they desire to do which Madame Grundy has decreed "improper." Little boys are laughed at as effeminate, silly girl-boys if they want to make patchwork or play with a doll. Then when they grow up, "Oh! Men don't care for home or children as women do!" Why should they, when the deliberate effort of your life has been to crush that nature out of them. "Women can't rough it like men." Train any animal, or any plant, as you train your girls, and it won't be able to rough it either. Now will somebody tell me why either sex should hold a corner on athletic sports? Why any child should not have free use of its limbs? These are the effects of your purity standard, your marriage law. This is your work—look at it! Half your children dying under five years of age, your girls insane, your married women walking corpses, your men so bad that they themselves often admit Prostitution holds against PURITY a bond of indebtedness. This is the beautiful effect of your god, Marriage, before which Natural Desire must abase and belie itself. Be proud of it!”
—Voltairine de Cleyre, “Sex Slavery” (1890)
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