For someone without a TV, you seem to know a lot of programmes. I don’t know who came up with the concept for the show, but if it was this side of the Atlantic, I apologise to all in the US for the dreadful thing.
Click-to-enlarge image available from here. Mr. Melcher’s blog entry may have a larger click-to-enlarge image for Google Chrome users.On the Road to Emmaus (click link for Wikipedia page) has a short description here, along with a different coloration image (can make it larger by clicking the thumbnail from the here link, or using browser zoom). This is a panel in the back of the huge The Maestà (click link for access to descriptions — the i column, and detail images; 138 is really 1308; use the links at the bottom of this page to view different sections — the table at the bottom of those pages currently isn’t working) polyptych altarpiece created by this artist (his Catholic Encyclopedia bio) for the Siena Cathedral. The current-location currently only has this detail image online, showing the front.Scenes from Passion of Christ also has detail images here, which provides this different coloration, click-to-enlarge detail image (last View All Sizes choice here) of this panel. There are too many other online websites with detail images to show here. The artist‘s Wikipedia page and collection (many more in the Subcategories).So far, 3 works by this artist have appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog.P.S. I’ll be away from my computer. This may be my last post here. Maybe someone else can handle future strips.
margueritem over 12 years ago
It looks a little small from the outside…
BE THIS GUY over 12 years ago
I thought he was a carpenter.
Linguist over 12 years ago
Natural Jerusalem landscape, pool privileges, and the biggest plus… A gated community !
Linguist over 12 years ago
Such I deal, I’ve got for you !
pcolli over 12 years ago
I like the Escher like twist to the perspective on the arch. Fits in with my perception of the universe.
Coyoty Premium Member over 12 years ago
“If anyone sells this property, it’ll be a miracle. Give the job to Jesus.”
pcolli over 12 years ago
For someone without a TV, you seem to know a lot of programmes. I don’t know who came up with the concept for the show, but if it was this side of the Atlantic, I apologise to all in the US for the dreadful thing.
V-Beast over 12 years ago
Jesus and Simon showing their handstamp to the bouncer to get back in Jerusapalloza.
finale over 12 years ago
“Kickin’ down the cobblestones…feelin’ groovy”
mabrndt Premium Member over 12 years ago
Click-to-enlarge image available from here. Mr. Melcher’s blog entry may have a larger click-to-enlarge image for Google Chrome users.On the Road to Emmaus (click link for Wikipedia page) has a short description here, along with a different coloration image (can make it larger by clicking the thumbnail from the here link, or using browser zoom). This is a panel in the back of the huge The Maestà (click link for access to descriptions — the i column, and detail images; 138 is really 1308; use the links at the bottom of this page to view different sections — the table at the bottom of those pages currently isn’t working) polyptych altarpiece created by this artist (his Catholic Encyclopedia bio) for the Siena Cathedral. The current-location currently only has this detail image online, showing the front.Scenes from Passion of Christ also has detail images here, which provides this different coloration, click-to-enlarge detail image (last View All Sizes choice here) of this panel. There are too many other online websites with detail images to show here. The artist‘s Wikipedia page and collection (many more in the Subcategories).So far, 3 works by this artist have appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog.P.S. I’ll be away from my computer. This may be my last post here. Maybe someone else can handle future strips.
King_Shark over 12 years ago
A discount because you have to turn sideways while entering.
snugharborman-catalog over 12 years ago
I miss the cries of “Blasphemy, blasphemy!” we used to get on this strip.
mabrndt Premium Member over 12 years ago
Nothing to be concerned about. Yes.
mabrndt Premium Member over 11 years ago
Here is another work by this artist.