Biblical art image of the day

[dizzle]

I have this cool Mac widget which shows art of the day from artbible.info

Jesus' Family Tree

[gharfish]

Very good ! I'll be back.

[dizzle]

Today

[gharfish]

A horrifying event. It is a moving painting; the sympathy of those around Jesus who loved Him. The soldiers are lost in the background.

The stark brutality of what is and is to happen is nevertheless softened by the lush treatment the artist brings to it. Look at the sadness portrayed there, but contrasted by it's glowing quality--as if light is proceeding from it.

[dizzle]

I am glad you are enjoying the art, I love Biblical art and was thrilled to get this desktop widget.

[Dave G]

Where did you get the widget/which one is it, DDW?

[dizzle]

I found a link on a blog but I can't remember which one. I have the download file I can send you if you want.

[dizzle]

The Descent from the Cross

[LostSheep]

Awesome Dee Dee!

[Dave G]

I found a link on a blog but I can't remember which one. I have the download file I can send you if you want.
yes, please.

[dizzle]

Dave, I found the link

http://www.artbible.info/art/

there is a link to the widget there

[Dave G]

Dave, I found the link

http://www.artbible.info/art/

there is a link to the widget there
Thanks a lot, Dee Dee. They have a lot of Rembrandt, which is always good. Could probably stand a few more Durer, but oh well.
I have a widget that gives the daily Orthodox readings and the daily saints.
Man, there are a bunch of saints.

[dizzle]

This one is terrible and based on something in the apocryphal book of Judith. The chick beheading the dude is Judith. The look on her face is just terrible, like the Circe Invidiosa painting that bandecoot recommended to me that I have in my guest bathroom.

[dizzle]

For point of reference, the haunting face in Circe Invidiosa

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and I think this is another Waterhouse painting with the same model

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[dizzle]

For Michelle -

Here is the bathroom with the Circe print in it with the matching glass vessel bowl sink

[Michelle]

Thanks! It looks awesome!

[dizzle]

And so I have a daily reminder of bandecoot in my house.

[dizzle]

Apparently it is a Judith-themed week

[spiritmech]

I saw a painting on PBS on Rick Steve's travel show. I don't remember who it was but it had skeletons coming out of the ground to be re-fleshed for the resurrection. It was pre-Michaelangelo.
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Today's

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Samson tells a riddle

[Michelle]

Samson tells a riddleI think I understand this one (mostly,) but what is up with the (is it Delilah?) lady's eyes?

[dizzle]

Here is the Hanging of Haman

and something I found on a blog

[Michelle]

Here is the Hanging of Haman

and something I found on a blog
Do you know anything about the one from the blog? Like the title or artist?

[dizzle]

Do you know anything about the one from the blog? Like the title or artist?

No I am sorry, I don't even remember the blog.

The Prophet Amos by James Tissot

[dizzle]

This one's particularly good

[Michelle]

This one's particularly good:rofl:

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The Flight Into Egypt

[Timothy Leary]

cool i used to have a vista widget like that

[Timothy Leary]

This one's particularly good

idoltary!

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John the Evangelist

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Christ before Caiphas

[Dr. Jack Bauer]

For point of reference, the haunting face in Circe Invidiosa

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and I think this is another Waterhouse painting with the same model

47130That second painting is the second of (at least) two paintings by Waterhouse called the Lady of Shallot.

My favourite Waterhouse painting by that name (my wife's favourite, more importantly), is this one:
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[dizzle]

Christ carrying the Cross

[dizzle]

The appearance to the Apostles

[Dr. Jack Bauer]

Christ carrying the CrossThat one irritates me. The error was in Mel Gibson's The Passion as well. Notice how the crosses on either side of where Jesus' cross with go are shaped like an upper case T. This is pretty accurate, and Jesus would have carried the crossbar to the site. But notice that Jesus' cross is different in the painting, resembling a perfect traditional crucifix shape. That kinda traditionalism irks me.

[dizzle]

It's art dude.

The Conversion of St. Paul

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Golgotha

[Dr. Jack Bauer]

I like that it is actually named Golgotha. I get annoyed most times I hear the word "calvary," as it's a completely bungled translation.

[dizzle]

The Slaughter of the Innocents

[dizzle]

Here are some I found at some blogs

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the Prophet Isaiah

[Jnthn]

May I impose on this thread?

Have a shufti at these: Biblical Images, Google Earth Style. (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml;jsessionid=JX4NADRMQI3IBQFIQMGCFF4AVCBQUIV0?xml=/news/2007/12/11/wbible111.xml)

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[dizzle]

Amazing!

[Dr. Jack Bauer]

You've fallen over the edge....

[dizzle]

Whaaat???

[dizzle]

Not as good as my last one but....

[Augustine2004]

D.X., so, you don't want your guests to come back.

[dizzle]

What's the problem?

[Augustine2004]

What's the problem?Are you asking me? Here, I assume so.

I'm sorry, I didn't realize the thread was already more than 2 pages long when I made the post. It was just a joke about a painting in your bathroom.

[dizzle]

Oh I get it now!!!

[dizzle]

I have 90 security updates installing to windows right now.

[Augustine2004]

I have 90 security updates installing to windows right now.What! Aren't the treasures on your Mac? :wink:

[logisticmosquit]

This is my favorite.

http://godsheavenlyangels.homestead.com/TheLastSupper.html

[dizzle]

What! Aren't the treasures on your Mac? :wink:

Unfortunately I still have some Windows programs that I have to virtualize on my Mac.

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[dizzle]

Tower of Babel (I don't particularly like this one - I think it is ugly)

[Leonhard]

Its certainly not how the tower of babel would have looked like, if that thing was ever built. To me it looks like a funny mesh between a seashell and a colluseum.

It does captivate the stretching for the heavens.

[dizzle]

I only just now reinstalled this widget

[Michelle]

I missed this feature.

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Supper at Emmaus

[Kelp]

Tower of Babel (I don't particularly like this one - I think it is ugly)
I think the Tower was pretty ugly.

[Kelp]

This one is terrible and based on something in the apocryphal book of Judith. The chick beheading the dude is Judith. The look on her face is just terrible, like the Circe Invidiosa painting that bandecoot recommended to me that I have in my guest bathroom.
I find the look on Judith's face interesting. She looks sort of in shock. I wonder if I my face would be like that if I had to behead a guy.

[GKC_fan]

Here is the bathroom with the Circe print in it with the matching glass vessel bowl sink

:lol: Brilliant, Dee Dee! Hmmm, that might make someone think twice about washing their hands, though!

[Kelp]

Based on where it hangs, it might make me think twice about...well you know...

[Amazing Rando]

I love this image. It's the icon of Christ Pantocrator from the monastery of St. Catherine at Mt. Sinai. Besides being a striking image, its theological richness is stunning.

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[Augustine2004]

So Dee Dee would take an apple from someone that's already had a bite taken out. Eeew.

[dizzle]

So Dee Dee would take an apple from someone that's already had a bite taken out. Eeew.

Blessed be the one holy bite which Steve did taketh.

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[brother vinny]

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Steve Jobs having received the word of Bill Gates, I take it. :hehe:

[dizzle]

No, that would be all blue and stuff.

[brother vinny]

No, that would be all blue and stuff.

Blue is what you get when you violate the word of Gates--the wages of sin being the BSOD, and all.

Of course, some are taken in by the Apple's subtil lie that "Ye shall be as God. . .".

[dizzle]

hooked on phonics I see

[brother vinny]

hooked on phonics I see

To what do you refer, sweetie?

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[brother vinny]

It is curious how the noble intentions of this thread have fallen.

[dizzle]

I love my thread.

[Questor]

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The visitation of the Angel Moron-I to Steve Jobs:

1 Macintosh 1 verses 1-4 : 1 The bright light hurtest my eyes as the television screen flickered in the grey light of dawn. The programest Howdy Dowdy went deadest and I heard one voice in my head through the thousand other voices I normally hear "Go you Steve...go to the land of PARC where you will find a buried treasure I have preparest for you"

2 "Say whatest?" I cried "Whoa upon me for IMHO I am a man of few but incredibly insightful words .How can I receive this treasure Oh Bright-flowy- one?

3 "Givest me a break" sayest the Angel "For you are full of "IT" I have given you a side-kickest, the one called WOZ who shall make it all known for you.

4 I was leaving the roomest when I heard the angel say one lastest thing to me "And whatever you do don't RISC anything with Intel

[Augustine2004]

Wowezt.

[dizzle]

I have got so many of these now, that I think it will need to be a regular feature on my blog

[Augustine2004]

Hey, that looks like Bill Gates. And hey, that's Jobs, all right.

[dizzle]

Like a byte?

[dizzle]

Okay I am going to stop spamming this thread with my Jobsian art and will start a new thread for that.

Here is today's real biblical art image of the day - man, its brutal. Peeps seem to love painting Judith lopping heads off

[Augustine2004]

'Peeps'?

[dizzle]

People

[Augustine2004]

As in, peeping toms?

[dizzle]

The Prophet Zechariah

[dizzle]

I like this one

[dizzle]

Mary Mag

[The Curtmudgeon]

Mary Mag

Notice how she's hiding her wedding ring...

The (more evidence of the conspiracy) Curtmudgeon

[Augustine2004]

Mary MagActually the ring is in that container (just kidding). I have no idea what that is, though, or what it's meant to symbolize.

[dizzle]

separating light from dark

[dizzle]

I like the more rich paintings like this, but Eve is a bit heavy and why is Adam trying to grab her boob instead of warning her about the apple?

[Augustine2004]

No, if you look more closely, Adam's hand appears to be on Eve's shoulder.

[dizzle]

No I don't think so. Adam appears to be a horn-dog. Though from the size of Eve, she didn't need a snack.

[dizzle]

Okay I like this one

[Augustine2004]

MacXena, you may want to know that, I was not sure what a horn-dog was. So, I googled that term, and as I suspect you may expect I got an eyeful. One might have an interesting philosophical debate on whether what I saw qualifies as art.

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Bathsheba makes an appeal to David. I pictured 'Sheba as much more beautiful. And David younger - apparently he was an old horn-dog.

[Michelle]

Bathsheba makes an appeal to David. I pictured 'Sheba as much more beautiful. And David younger - apparently he was an old horn-dog.
Isn't this the thing at the end of David's life where Bathsheba almost (accidentally) screwed Solomon out of the kingdom? If so, she is holding up pretty well and also makes me less concerned about losing weight. :blush:

[dizzle]

Zechariah's a bit hefty too

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[Augustine2004]

Hey, MacXena, I googled the painting. I slipped up and entered 'Rembrandt Simpson' Got this weird dude Homer Rembrandt Simpson. I understand he's a TV character.

I tried again, and this time I got "Simon at the wedding panel."

Still looking for more info, but maybe you have some?

[dizzle]

It would be here

http://www.artbible.info/art/

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today

[Augustine2004]

Not listed here http://www.artbible.info/art/work/rembrandt-harmensz-van-rijn_4.html No, wait, it's listed as Samson telling a riddle at his feast.

Someone wanted to riddle my brain full of holes! :grr:

[dizzle]

precisely

[Augustine2004]

How would you know unless someone told you or -YOU!? Why?

[dizzle]

Steve Jobs told me.

[Augustine2004]

I guess I should feel afraid, but wow, he wants to drive me insane, lil' ol me. But, why?

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[Augustine2004]

Are we supposed to identify it? Joshua. Shows both shining sun and coming darkness. I have no idea by what artist.

[dizzle]

We keep you guessing Augustine

[Kelp]

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A naked guy with a sword is a very dangerous thing indeed.

[Augustine2004]

A naked guy with a sword is a very dangerous thing indeed.Funny, I always thought Joshua was fully clothed, and when he went out to do battle he at least wore some sort of armor.

Boy, if I went around looking like that, not necessarily with the sword and helmet, women like JardinPrayer would swoon at the sight, yes?

[Augustine2004]

We keep you guessing AugustineYou had to get a Brueghel or Bruegel painting! I'm not going to do research to indentify which Brueghel did that. I would like to know what's up (or should I have said, down) with the extra-long sleeve?

[faithymom]

You had to get a Brueghel or Bruegel painting! I'm not going to do research to indentify which Brueghel did that. I would like to know what's up (or should I have said, down) with the extra-long sleeve?

Didn't you know that was an ancient Judean fashion?!?!
The Medievals were just going 'retro' when they brought it back.

[Kelp]

Funny, I always thought Joshua was fully clothed, and when he went out to do battle he at least wore some sort of armor.

Boy, if I went around looking like that, not necessarily with the sword and helmet, women like JardinPrayer would swoon at the sight, yes?
Uhhh, no comment.....

[Pitchforkpat]

It appears agnostics can post in the library and I don't see anything that says agnostics can't post on this thread, so here goes.

Here's some Biblical art work from 2nd Samuel that shows God killing a baby. Poor little thing.



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You should know better than that.

[dizzle]

Well then let me enlighten you. Your post is completely out of taste for the spirit of this thread,and I am reporting it. Have some common sense - you might find it in your big toe if not in your head.

(oh crap the niceness police might me all over me now)

[dizzle]

Anon

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and one I missed yesterday
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[Kelp]

They are starting to repeat.

[Kelp]

I want to buy a Mac so I can get this widget. Is that.....wrong?

[Michelle]

I want to buy a Mac so I can get this widget. Is that.....wrong?No, I hope. I thought the same thing.

[Pitchforkpat]

Well then let me enlighten you. Your post is completely out of taste for the spirit of this thread,and I am reporting it. Have some common sense - you might find it in your big toe if not in your head.

(oh crap the niceness police might me all over me now)


Why is it “out of taste”? Isn’t biblical art supposed to depict actual biblical events? It’s not my fault that the Bible tells stories of god killing innocent babies. I think you should be able to deal with reality and not “report” me for simply posting pictures of real events from the Bible. It's the truth, according to you. Don't get mad at me for posting the truth.

:no:

[Kelp]

Why is it “out of taste”? Isn’t biblical art supposed to depict actual biblical events? It’s not my fault that the Bible tells stories of god killing innocent babies. I think you should be able to deal with reality and not “report” me for simply posting pictures of real events from the Bible. It's the truth, according to you. Don't get mad at me for posting the truth.
What sort of fools do you take us for? It's the truth, with your sleazily uncalled for polemical spin ("monster who kills innocent babies" indeed :ahem:).

Coming from you, it is clear as day why you are posting this and what it is intended to be.

[Pitchforkpat]

What sort of fools do you take us for?
The cult variety.

It's the truth, with your sleazily uncalled for polemical spin ("monster who kills innocent babies" indeed :ahem:).

Interesting. Since you say I’m the one “spinning” this, then you’ll be able to tell me what the baby had done. Let’s hear it.

Please do not post in this thread again.

[dizzle]

I want to buy a Mac so I can get this widget. Is that.....wrong?

No, give in to your impulse (http://www.apple.com)

[dizzle]

The cult variety.


Interesting. Since you say I’m the one “spinning” this, then you’ll be able to tell me what the baby had done. Let’s hear it.

Get out of my thread.

Thank you. I have once again reported your post.

[dizzle]

And I ask the moderators to delete the inappropriate posts.

[Kelp]

Interesting. Since you say I’m the one “spinning” this, then you’ll be able to tell me what the baby had done. Let’s hear it.You heard the lady. Out with you. Start a thread in Apologetics about it if you want.

[Kelp]

No, give in to your impulse (http://www.apple.com)
I would if I could. Alas, Alaska has no lottery for me to win. :frown:

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[Michelle]

Kind of weird that they needed that kiss; couldn't the glow just tip them off?

[dizzle]

I personally like the ear cutting portion

[Augustine2004]

I personally like the ear cutting portionGevalt! Oy vey! Is Mac Xena indeed a lady? First, 'horn dog', 'angry XXXXXX', a picture of a naked couple and now this.

[dizzle]

there were no angry vaginas on this thread

[Augustine2004]

there were no angry vaginas on this threadSurely I can rest my case now.

[$cirisme]

Hmm, I have never been much of a fan of Gothic art. Pretty much anything post-Renaissance I will like though.

I love Caravaggio. Some of his works have already been posted, but this is one of my more favorite ones: The Calling of St. Matthew.

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The Sacrifice of Isaac is also very good, though I don't like how femininely he portrayed the angel:

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[$cirisme]

I really like how well Caravaggio used light in his works. I would consider him the primary originator or at least one of the first people to popularize chiaroscuro.

I was just noticing something about The Sacrifice of Isaac, you'll notice that Isaac is not really a boy but a young man. I know I've heard that some scholars believe that Isaac was 33 when this happened, I don't know if there is solid evidence for this, or it's just wishful thinking by scholars looking for more ways in which Isaac foretells the sacrifice of Jesus, but I do appreciate how Caravaggio gives us a slight glimpse of that. Obviously I don't think Isaac is 33 here, he's probably somewhere in his early twenties. I think it gives a good picture when you're reading the Biblical telling of this image, especially when Isaac asks where the sacrifice will come from and Abraham says that God will provide.

I always pictured a little boy in that story, but I think it's so much more powerful with a young man.

[dizzle]

apparently John the Baptist looked like a decent looking chick

[Kelp]

I personally like the ear cutting portion
It makes Peter look like an incompetent barber.

"Here, sonny. Lemme give ya a quick shave with this here razor. I can only use one hand though cause Ima holding up my cloak. :whistle: So how bout them chariot races, eh? Ya'know, I think that Diognetus could go all the way this year. He's got such a strong team and.....OH CRAP!...Look at all that bl...Eh? What happened, you ask?.....^^; little mistake there...uh..hang on; lemme get a towel....no, no no need for a mirror! Your ear looks fine! Quit worrying!"

[Augustine2004]

Do women refer to some guys as 'chicks'? I'm afraid it's more of the horn-dog stuff. I'm not even googling 'chick'.

[Kelp]

No, women sometimes use chick as in "woman", as do some guys.

[Augustine2004]

Wow, Mac Xena says that painting looks like an effeminate guy. I reluctantly agree. Why not remove it? I think John the Baptist ought to look like a guy guy.

[Kelp]

Remove it? Why? I don't know why Da Vinci did that, but it's still a masterful piece of Biblical art.

Besides, I think the majority of representations of Jesus have been pretty girly. Nevertheless, I'd hate to lose them, though.

[dizzle]

John the Baptist looks like a hot girl.

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[Kelp]

That guy in the back was trying to flip us the bird but he messed up and used the wrong finger.

[Augustine2004]

John the Baptist looks like a hot girl.That representation of him . . . ugh.

[Michelle]

That guy in the back was trying to flip us the bird but he messed up and used the wrong finger.
:rofl:

[Augustine2004]

:rofl:Michelle, you'd encourage posts like that!?

[dizzle]

I found this at another site today

[Michelle]

Michelle, you'd encourage posts like that!?
well...yeah :shrug:

[Adrift]

Michelle, you'd encourage posts like that!?

You seem a little up tight Augustine. Relax brother.

[Augustine2004]

You seem a little up tight Augustine. Relax brother.I even scanned the latest picture for any birdie. Even Jesus' figure. Yea, indeed I am uptight.

[Kelp]

Yea, indeed I am uptight.Why? It'll send ya to an early grave.

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The prophet Micah

[dizzle]

here is another I found

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[dizzle]

way too abstract for me

[Dave G]

way too abstract for me
Looks just like a sketch. Meh.

[dizzle]

wasn't He in a shroud or wrappings of some sort?

[Kelp]

What do you expect when they paint the nails going through His palms?

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today

[Kelp]

Paul before Felix?

[Dave G]

Looks like Moses...there's a couple snakes on the floor...

[Kelp]

Oh. Yeah. I didn't notice.

[Augustine2004]

Oh. Yeah. I didn't notice.Indiana Jones might want to interview you for a job.

[Kelp]

:hehe:

[$cirisme]

Looks like Moses...there's a couple snakes on the floor...
but they're wearing togas. Looks like an eclectic mishmash of history.

[Dave G]

Most clothing and architecture in classic art are reflections of the time in which they were painted. Back in the day, it was expected, partially since it wasn't easy to find examples of period clothing (except for the Greeks and Romans in the Renaissance.) So I'd guess it was a Renaissance painting. I can't think of a painting that has details of the age in which it was painted, but there were a lot of "religious" paintings that had people in it dressed in 17thc. clothes and etc.

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[Augustine2004]

I'm baffled what the painting is supposed to depicit. At first I thought it was the arrest of Jesus. However the central figure is shown as vigorously resisting. Clenced face and all. Moreover the event seems to be taking place inside a cave.

I suspect it's Samson, because of the hair clenched in the sword-wielding dood's fist.

Brr! I'm not going to the barber this week.

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Today

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[Kelp]

The piglets look like mutant rats.

[Augustine2004]

Novel: A Prodigal Son in a Post Nuclear War World. The title could be better, but that's what came to mind first.

[Kelp]

Nice

[Augustine2004]

What! You liked the title?

[Kelp]

Yeah.

[dizzle]

too effeminate for me

[Kelp]

Jesus with the Apostle Marco Hietala on his right, apparently.

[Michelle]

Jesus with the Apostle Marco Hietala on his right, apparently.
I had no idea who that was so I googled him. Dang, you are so right!

[dizzle]

Today

[Michelle]

um...:huh:

[Kelp]

It's a picture of one of the cattle of the Pharaoh eating grass.

[Augustine2004]

I have it! It's a Genesis picture of Earth. "Without form and void."

[dizzle]

today (and there was a glitch with uploading pics yesterday)

[Augustine2004]

DX, that must be some mistake. Two fully clothed men examining a partially clothed woman. Lewd. Lascivious.

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today

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[Kelp]

It looks like the Good Samaritan is sitting there playing with a calculator while the guy is dying.

[Augustine2004]

It looks like Kelp is rather cynical.

[Kelp]

You're just saying that for the money, aren't you?

[Augustine2004]

Hey! Where? Tell me!

[Kelp]

Here. :treasure:




The whole world is just in it for the money :Sigh:.

[Augustine2004]

Yea, verily, the Good Sammie thought that the victim was a wealthy guy, and he's busily calculating his reward on his calculator.

[dizzle]

today

[dizzle]

today - I like it

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[Augustine2004]

Only 12 people? Maybe the artist wanted to leave Judas out, or wanted to do the Last Supper after he was gone, but note the fish, not eaten yet. There’s also something on the table that looks like a transparent cup of wine that’s more than ½ full. Also, what’s with only 7 halos? Why do the guys on the bottom have no haloes? I guess, the artist was too lazy? Or is it NOT the Last Supper?

Maybe Judas was late?

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today

[Kelp]

Dirty hippie.

[Augustine2004]

Isaiah 53:2 says that Jesus had no special beauty or form to make us notice him. But, why 'dirty'?

DX can present paintings that depicit a gorgeous Jesus, but I'll then say that's not Biblical, count on that.

[Silver Hand]

I'll be back later with some Caravaggio thumbnails for you. I love than man's art! And, Protestant that I am, I REALLY love some iconography.

Dee Dee, knowing about that widget makes me long for a Mac even more than I already do. I need cash for other little things, you know, like food. So I'm stuck in Windoze-on-a-Dell Hell for another couple paychecks.

[Kelp]

Isaiah 53:2 says that Jesus had no special beauty or form to make us notice him. But, why 'dirty'?

DX can present paintings that depicit a gorgeous Jesus, but I'll then say that's not Biblical, count on that.
If you let your cursor hover over the thumbnail, you'll see that that's a picture of Hosea. At any rate, I was kidding. I'm well aware that people were generally not clean and gorgeous back then.

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Today

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[Michelle]

your avatar oddly coordinates with this one

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repeat

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today

[Augustine2004]

I can't tell what's happening. Lazarus of Bethany?

[Kelp]

Looks like someone who had a demon and was being brought to the temple.

[CallistoSeeking]

Wow. I am so glad I found this thread! :lol: I never knew it existed!

[Kelp]

It's the best thread ever! :hug:

[dizzle]

Thanks Callisto and Kelp - some mornings I am too busy and miss a few. Today

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Today

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today

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late but better than never

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today

[Kelp]

Roxs0r! It's teh pickle jar!!!!1111eleven

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[Augustine2004]

I think I could do better than that. Hey, D.X. if you run out of pics, ask me. What subject would you like?

[gharfish]

Jesus, as a space alien.

[Kelp]

I think I could do better than that. Hey, D.X. if you run out of pics, ask me. What subject would you like?
She can't run out of pics, these are from a random selector on a Mac widget.

[Augustine2004]

Jesus, as a space alien.That's already been done, by someone else. I thought I posted a link, but I'm not sure.

[Augustine2004]

She can't run out of pics, these are from a random selector on a Mac widget.Ah, well, I shall be idle Saturdays.

[gharfish]

That's already been done, by someone else. I thought I posted a link, but I'm not sure.I thought it was your attachment--provided by you. It was beamed up and out of here.

[Augustine2004]

I thought it was your attachment--provided by you. It was beamed up and out of here.I didn't do the picture. I merely provided a link. I didn't attach it IIRC.

[dizzle]

back on track

[Augustine2004]

I doubt it's a Christian thing. Observe the black boy in the background. Maybe one of the Magi asking for directions, though.

[dizzle]

Today

[dizzle]

today

[Dave G]

Dang, MIchelangelo did that on his back.

[jimmiles]

I've always like Dali's crucifixion...

[jimmiles]

And this one; it's incredibly detailed...

[dizzle]

I've always like Dali's crucifixion...

I am going to get a print of that for my house actually. I love it too.

[dizzle]

Today

[Michelle]

jimmiles, I like both.

dizzle, that made me do research on Sunday morning.

[Augustine2004]

Interesting note, about the Dali crucifixion. They probably used ropes. Nails that could hold the arms to the bar were probably much more expensive than ropes. There's a thread on this already here.