Yes thank you I know and I have many others but it did not go with the painting
You do?
By which I mean "Interesting."
Yes thank you I know and I have many others but it did not go with the painting
Hello,You do?
By which I mean "Interesting."
An evening at the Marquis and Marquise
an old work slightly retouched
We must never trust appearances
a French proverb
We must never trust appearances
In German it is known as "Der Schein trügt".The English equivalent "Appearances can be deceiving" is probably a loose translation from the original French.
In German it is known as "Der Schein trügt".
The English - or at least American - expression would be: "Don't judge a book by it's cover".The English equivalent "Appearances can be deceiving" is probably a loose translation from the original French.
Realy wonderful artwork, amazing walk of these girls.Yes you are right
but I think that it was not only in England but in all the continent
has new work Inquisition
Yes you are right
but I think that it was not only in England but in all the continent
has new work Inquisition
Yes you are right
but I think that it was not only in England but in all the continent
has new work Inquisition
mmmmm ... now that’s one for which I’d love to write the back story!
Well written and stated concisely by the voice of experience.The bells in the cathedral belfry ring out. Exhausted I stagger into the crowded square, naked before the eyes of the town's leading citizen's assembled in their best for the climax of the Inquisition's week of labor in our town. I march to my execution with ten other young women, all accused, tortured, tried and condemned by the Inquisitorial Court. Condemned to die crucified. After the long march through the jeering throngs that lined the streets, flanked by inquisitors dressed in black with their tall headpieces, and followed by the town's holy relic carried on high, I fall to my knees, and drop the heavy cross I carried on my back. Peering up through the sweat that stings my eyes, and the rivulets of blood from the crown of thorns upon my brow, I see they have already crucified the first of the condemned, dear Maria, my best friend. I know I am next. There will be no reprieve. I am seized and thrown upon my cross, arms spread and brutally nailed to the wood. Nearby I hear the clatter of another cross hitting the pavement and a cry of anguish. They rush to nail my feet. It will be a long, long day.