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Showing Original Post only (View all)Ok, I have noticed several threads in GD about women killing men [View all]
apart from being pretty obvious flame bait is there any particular reason for that?
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Her father, Orazio, was friends with Carvaggio. Artemisia probably admired Caravaggio's
CTyankee
Dec 2013
#14
You won't only break GD if you posted that in there, you would break all of DU! LOL nt
boston bean
Dec 2013
#26
No, please don't feel that way! I value, I treasure the views of feminists about art.
CTyankee
Dec 2013
#32
Clark's statement is intersting. IIRC, he converted to Roman Catholicism from Church of
CTyankee
Dec 2013
#34
Ya know, I was thinking about this thread this morning and I had this thought that
CTyankee
Dec 2013
#38
The blood in the Caravaggio one looks like red string... You're right, very artificial...
nomorenomore08
Dec 2013
#35
Her Judith is certainly putting more muscle into it...Caravaggio's Judith is standing further back
CTyankee
Dec 2013
#37
i am so glad you took the time to define how you saw the difference in the two.
seabeyond
Dec 2013
#17
another one showed up today in GD...I'm sure you know which one I am referring to.
CTyankee
Dec 2013
#18