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Lira |
Hello there artsy folks,
I'm looking for a painting from the Renaissance, I believe, with 4 angels flying side by side and each one of them had a plate (or a papyrus, can't remember) with the first words of the gospels written on them (one angel had a plate with the beginning of the gospel of St. Luke, the other with St. John's, and so on).
Anyone know this painting? |
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couch-potato |
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Lira |
I should've seen it coming :p |
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Ygrene |
Conasaurs - A species of dinosaurs skilled in the practice of swindling other dinosaurs out of food, dwellings, and first born offspring. |
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enydo |
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Lira |
quote: | Originally posted by malek
Connaisseurs |
Hah, almost got me! :toothless
(Here: Connoisseurs) |
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PivotTechno |
Close enough?
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Lira |
quote: | Originally posted by PivotTechno
Close enough? |
Not rea-- hey, is that an Indian? What horseman of the apocalypse is he!? There are no casinos in the bible! |
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Omega_Blue |
can you tell what style/period of art the piece would fall under? i.e. impressionist, realist, etc etc? medium/media used to produce it? relatively popular or recognizable to most? |
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butterfly |
quote: | Originally posted by Omega_Blue
can you tell what style/period of art the piece would fall under? i.e. impressionist, realist, etc etc? medium/media used to produce it? relatively popular or recognizable to most? |
he said renaissance. i am thinking golden circles behind the angels' heads and stuff.
i have seen the painting you are talking about but I have no idea where or what it is called. |
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Lira |
quote: | Originally posted by Omega_Blue
can you tell what style/period of art the piece would fall under? i.e. impressionist, realist, etc etc? medium/media used to produce it? relatively popular or recognizable to most? |
It was like most other paintings in the Renaissance. Very realistic but had angels and biblical motifs. I saw it among other well known paintings from that epoch (by Michaelangelo, for example) in a Japanese pizza parlour, but I had never seen it before.
All I remember are the four angels flying, the tablets with paraphrases of the first lines of each gospel in Latin :p |
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