The French ''Balloon''

By Crusader1307

Another controversial painting from Antiquity is the Le Livre Des Bonnes Moeurs painted in 1338 by renowned French Painter Jacques Legrand. It shows Nobles with what appears to be a large Globe-like Object. Resembling the iconic ''Death Star'' of Star Wars film fame,  the detail of the Globe is unusual. Many Art Historians cite that it is the image of an ''early'' Balloon flight. Unfortunately, Balloons and the technology to make them did NOT exist in 1338! Without any religious symbolism to identify just WHAT Legrand was conveying, could it be His interpretation of an early ''Contact'' by Extraterrestrial Life in 14th Century France? In addition, Our ''Balloon'' seems to be accompanied by a series of smaller ''White, T-shaped'' Objects. Some cite that these are ''Angels''.  It should finally be noted the great attention that ground observers pay both the ''Balloon'' and it's accompanying  ''Fleet''.