That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for February 04, 2013

Please don’t take my Kodak away.

Why Bible Stories Should Never Be “Modernised.”

Rehearsal for ‘Dancing with the Stars’.

“You see, I can also give people illnesses, too.” “Now where’s that supper you promised?”

The Magdalene at the House of the Pharisees

As long as you’re down there…

Why can’t I stay for the port and cigars? WHY? Oh, boo hoo.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen any other religious paintings that take place at a modern formal dinner like this!

Repeat.Enlarged image can be found here, or here, or at the only work, by this artist, so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog.Mary Magdalene in the house of Simon the Pharisee (links show Wikipedia pages — her Catholic Encyclopedia bio, and Wikipedia page about the depicted event) is shown, with a different coloration framed image, by its Google translated current-location page.@lisapaloma13 provided another title above — thanks! A different coloration, click-to-enlarge, framed image, along with a description, can be found here.Wikipedia pages (sometimes Google translated) for the painting’s identified figures: Antoine Duc-Quercy as Christ, Liane de Pougy as Mary Magdelene, Ernest Renan as Simon the Pharisee, Hippolyte Taine, Jean-Jacques Weiss, John Lemoinne, Edmond Taigny, (Michel) Eugène Chevreul, Alexandre Dumas, fils, Dr. Adrien Proust, and the artist; his collection (more under Subcategories).

Futile attempt at breaking into the “old boys club”.

Wasn’t this painting used for That is Priceless once before?

Didn’t the invitations say WHITE tie?

Blasphemy!

so, jesus and mary magadalene were a married couple, and their offspring was the holy grail, just like the da vinci code says.