Nucks wrote:Does she have an ever so thin veil on her head? I must have looked at that image hundreds of times in my life and never noticed that.
NastyNickers wrote:Nucks wrote:Does she have an ever so thin veil on her head? I must have looked at that image hundreds of times in my life and never noticed that.
Yeah. I think it’s either a mourning veil or a veil used around birth? I can’t remember. It’s either something to with the child Mona Lisa and her husband lost, or the child they were about to have.
Or neither.
/waffle
Stooo wrote:NastyNickers wrote:Nucks wrote:Does she have an ever so thin veil on her head? I must have looked at that image hundreds of times in my life and never noticed that.
Yeah. I think it’s either a mourning veil or a veil used around birth? I can’t remember. It’s either something to with the child Mona Lisa and her husband lost, or the child they were about to have.
Or neither.
/waffle
Leonard of Quirm painted a grinning version, the teeth used to follow you around the room
NastyNickers wrote:Stooo wrote:NastyNickers wrote:Nucks wrote:Does she have an ever so thin veil on her head? I must have looked at that image hundreds of times in my life and never noticed that.
Yeah. I think it’s either a mourning veil or a veil used around birth? I can’t remember. It’s either something to with the child Mona Lisa and her husband lost, or the child they were about to have.
Or neither.
/waffle
Leonard of Quirm painted a grinning version, the teeth used to follow you around the room
Used to?
I’ve always fancied reading the disc world series. Maybe I should now I have more time on my hands.
I prefer the Blue Boy.Major wrote:
Do you like this painting??
Would you have a copy of it hanging in your abode??????
Any comments on the picture?????
NastyNickers wrote:Stooo wrote:NastyNickers wrote:Nucks wrote:Does she have an ever so thin veil on her head? I must have looked at that image hundreds of times in my life and never noticed that.
Yeah. I think it’s either a mourning veil or a veil used around birth? I can’t remember. It’s either something to with the child Mona Lisa and her husband lost, or the child they were about to have.
Or neither.
/waffle
Leonard of Quirm painted a grinning version, the teeth used to follow you around the room
Used to?
I’ve always fancied reading the disc world series. Maybe I should now I have more time on my hands.
Stooo wrote:NastyNickers wrote:Stooo wrote:NastyNickers wrote:Nucks wrote:Does she have an ever so thin veil on her head? I must have looked at that image hundreds of times in my life and never noticed that.
Yeah. I think it’s either a mourning veil or a veil used around birth? I can’t remember. It’s either something to with the child Mona Lisa and her husband lost, or the child they were about to have.
Or neither.
/waffle
Leonard of Quirm painted a grinning version, the teeth used to follow you around the room
Used to?
I’ve always fancied reading the disc world series. Maybe I should now I have more time on my hands.
Do it!
I don't read them for a couple of years and when I get down I start on The Colour Of Magic and end up reading the series again.
I really miss Terry
Stooo wrote:I went to see it once, it's very small.
Vam wrote:Stooo wrote:I went to see it once, it's very small.
I was surprised by how small it is too.
Definitely a sense of occasion the first time you see her, but I'm more into Pablo/Salvador surrealism...
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