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Published: 2005-04-04 15:18:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 2096; Favourites: 49; Downloads: 130
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Magnificent.
I doubt there is anything I could say about this piece that hasn't already been said.
You are an aria of ability sir.
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Wow... This is incredibly touching... What a beautiful attension to metaphorical and literal detail.
I love your style, its refreshing.
All the best.
xx
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Thank you, my friend. I saw your gallery. You are very talented.
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Your compliment really means alot to me, You do an excelent job of showing aspiring artists that it still is possible to capture the humanity in humans... I cant wait to spend the time working on faces
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wow this is beautiful, I love this.
The concept of black and white with the trickles of red blood, for me personally, represents Jesus' love for his mother which has been shown literally by dying on the cross for all of man-kind. The fact that she is bleeding red blood shows that by his actions, he has given his mother new life through his own suffering, which is portrayed by the contrasting dark shadow of his blood on his face.
Thank you for creating this beautiful and thought-provoking painting
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the expression on Jesus face is very good
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The detail in this is fantastic. I love the expressions and how you used just the hint of color in the blood. This is a powerful piece.
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Thank you for the gentle comment, my friend.
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This is one of the most powerfull images that I have seen in a long time. The contrast in expressions is remarkable. It is very moving to see Marys head pressing lovenly against he sons face and share the pain of the crown. This is a great image of a mothers love for her son. It is also very powerful image of the human side of Christ, his fear being comforted. Excellent work.
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Thank you for your gentle and wise comment
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Os olhos, como sempre, sΓ£o incrΓveis. A expressΓ£o dele, em desepero, e a dela, malΓcia, sΓ£o fabulosas!
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Obrigado pelo fav e pelo comentΓ‘rio, conterrΓ’nea. Li dois de seus poemas. Ainda bem que estou com mais de sessenta e nada de sexygenΓ‘rio. Fortemente erΓ³ticos.
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wow... this is amazing. i absolutely love this. its soo incredibly powerful. im in awe
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Thank you, my friend, for so enthusiastic comment and fav
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Amazing, I think I missed this one. I love the shading and the use of red on the black and white. Another great portrait of Jesus.
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Thank you, Jared. I do not believe that Jesus existed. But I love the myth
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This is a good exemple of silent comunication... Reminds me of Giovanni Bellini's Pietas.
Well done.
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Oh yeah! The Christ of Giovanni BelliniΒ΄s PietΓ you can see in my painting THE TRUTH or WHAT IS THE TRUTH, here, in my gallery
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Dude this is awesome -___- but the image makes me sad
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Thank you, litle Sylvia, for the fav and the comment. Thirteen years and a so wonderful gallery! Oh God, you are a blessed girl, with a great talent. I gave you several favs and you deserves anothers more, because your pets are very very gracious and beautifuls. Congratulations, my dear.
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YOur welcome. And thank you so much for the comments <3. By and bye your art is beautiful. Excuse my grammar Oo im hyper right now.
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Excuse your grammar?! Oh, God: I dont speak english, girl. I am writing just now searching in my dictionnary a lot of words of your language that I dont know. Don disturb yourself for this, ok?
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i like it...except for the title.
jesus had nothing to be sorry for.
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Well, I think he had, yes. In the last Holy Week we have here, in my city, into a wonderful barroc church, a concert with my verses sang by a choir, solists, orchestra, dancers, two narrators - VIA-SACRA - and the emotion of the people was more for the suferring of Christ because his conscience that his mission caused crucial suffering to Judas, Peter, Pilatus... and to his mother.
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jesus still had nothing to be sorry for.
he saved everyone from eternal damnation.that was his "mission".
if he has to be sorry for that then what was the point?
we should be sorry....if it werent for our sin, he never would have had to suffer.its our fault he suffered....so he has nothing to be sorry for.
he saved us.
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He saved us of what?
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he saved us from being eternally damned for our sins.
you dont seem to know much about christianity or jesus for that matter.
you shouldnt try to make an argument about something you know nothing about.
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"Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged, and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again". Mt 7.1
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im not judging you...im telling you not to argue with me about something you know nothing about.
anyone can copy a passage from the bible.
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Yes, including the Devil: ME!
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Thank you, my friend. I saw You have good drawings. Thank you for this, too.
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great work. i love the expressions. so much feeling.
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I love his expression. It really gives an insight to the fear and pain he's experiencing whilst he reassures his mother of exactly the same things. I also feel the Madonna's expression here conveys her understanding of God's plan for her son.
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I see how you know to say what you think about you see.
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It's really the only honest way to appreciate art
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Yes, I think we only reach something important if we are honest with ourselves and we lern to see the world and the art with totallity. Chaplin said his secret: to see the world if you are a eternal child. WhatΒ΄s this, father? WhatΒ΄s that, mothert? What are those things, book? What are these things, Art?
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That was the thing with Chaplin, too. He knew his art would eventually die and lose its appeal as taste in comedy evolved, whereas the likes of this will be eternally beautiful.
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