Image: The Betrayal of Christ (detail), about 1460, Tempera colors, gold, and ink on parchment
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, Ms. Ludwig IX 12, fol. 110v
Wednesday, April 01, 2015
Spy Wednesday
Image: The Betrayal of Christ (detail), about 1460, Tempera colors, gold, and ink on parchment
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, Ms. Ludwig IX 12, fol. 110v
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I love pictures,,like most people do. I remember in 6th grade i had to earn some extra credit in science class to help my grade. I held up a picture of a snail holding a lemon. It must have been out of National Geographic magazine. Just to see a snail hold a lemon as a 6th graders seemed pretty cool and worthy of equalivent to oral report read by most of my classmates ( of course the upper intelligent ones). And to make matters worse i followed Kathlene Stinner (yep that her name, a bit of useless info taking up my memory bank. After her elequent read 4 pager oral report (i can never remember what she was extra crediting about) and did she really need extra credit,,? No she didn't. Any way i got up with my pictures of my snail holding a lemon. It wasn't good. Nope it was not good. Teacher asked um what else you got to go with it Angela? "Hugh",, uh uh,, that's about all i got teach." Anyway i passed onto to the 7th grade. Nunblogger pictures say alot and i'm crying right now.
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