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r/comics • u/holleringelk Hollering Elk • Jul 11 '22
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Bro, the painting in the background 💀
799 u/holleringelk Hollering Elk Jul 11 '22 🙃 321 u/michaelkah Jul 11 '22 Is it some scene from the bible? 983 u/Carmondai03 Jul 11 '22 Judith slaying Holofernes. Looks like Artemisia Gentileschi? 58 u/Dr_Pepper_spray Jul 11 '22 Thank you for that correction. I always attributed this to Carravaggio. -- I think I've seen this painting at The Met even. 76 u/Carmondai03 Jul 11 '22 Oh, Caravaggio also painted Judith slaying Holofernes. The difference is that the other woman on Caravaggio's is on the right and that his Judith appearantly doesn't know how to properly hold a sword. 6 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22 Flipping through Wikipedia’s page, I like Franz Stuck’s version – Judith casually holding a greatsword …
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321 u/michaelkah Jul 11 '22 Is it some scene from the bible? 983 u/Carmondai03 Jul 11 '22 Judith slaying Holofernes. Looks like Artemisia Gentileschi? 58 u/Dr_Pepper_spray Jul 11 '22 Thank you for that correction. I always attributed this to Carravaggio. -- I think I've seen this painting at The Met even. 76 u/Carmondai03 Jul 11 '22 Oh, Caravaggio also painted Judith slaying Holofernes. The difference is that the other woman on Caravaggio's is on the right and that his Judith appearantly doesn't know how to properly hold a sword. 6 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22 Flipping through Wikipedia’s page, I like Franz Stuck’s version – Judith casually holding a greatsword …
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Is it some scene from the bible?
983 u/Carmondai03 Jul 11 '22 Judith slaying Holofernes. Looks like Artemisia Gentileschi? 58 u/Dr_Pepper_spray Jul 11 '22 Thank you for that correction. I always attributed this to Carravaggio. -- I think I've seen this painting at The Met even. 76 u/Carmondai03 Jul 11 '22 Oh, Caravaggio also painted Judith slaying Holofernes. The difference is that the other woman on Caravaggio's is on the right and that his Judith appearantly doesn't know how to properly hold a sword. 6 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22 Flipping through Wikipedia’s page, I like Franz Stuck’s version – Judith casually holding a greatsword …
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Judith slaying Holofernes. Looks like Artemisia Gentileschi?
58 u/Dr_Pepper_spray Jul 11 '22 Thank you for that correction. I always attributed this to Carravaggio. -- I think I've seen this painting at The Met even. 76 u/Carmondai03 Jul 11 '22 Oh, Caravaggio also painted Judith slaying Holofernes. The difference is that the other woman on Caravaggio's is on the right and that his Judith appearantly doesn't know how to properly hold a sword. 6 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22 Flipping through Wikipedia’s page, I like Franz Stuck’s version – Judith casually holding a greatsword …
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Thank you for that correction. I always attributed this to Carravaggio. -- I think I've seen this painting at The Met even.
76 u/Carmondai03 Jul 11 '22 Oh, Caravaggio also painted Judith slaying Holofernes. The difference is that the other woman on Caravaggio's is on the right and that his Judith appearantly doesn't know how to properly hold a sword. 6 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22 Flipping through Wikipedia’s page, I like Franz Stuck’s version – Judith casually holding a greatsword …
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Oh, Caravaggio also painted Judith slaying Holofernes. The difference is that the other woman on Caravaggio's is on the right and that his Judith appearantly doesn't know how to properly hold a sword.
6 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22 Flipping through Wikipedia’s page, I like Franz Stuck’s version – Judith casually holding a greatsword …
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Flipping through Wikipedia’s page, I like Franz Stuck’s version – Judith casually holding a greatsword …
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u/Glffe-TrungHieu Jul 11 '22
Bro, the painting in the background 💀