Monday, January 11, 2016

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  1. What in the heck is that supposed to be about?!? I know I'm from the South and Ignernt, but any work of Sacred Art that makes me need to take a Klonipin gives me devotional issues. Godamighty -- who's doin what all up in there?!? Our dear Lord is born, epiphanized, curcumcized, and baptized -- and child, my very last nerve is peeled and stomped. Pray that I may still be saved. (But I hate that painting!) Tell me you don't reject me, though, huh?

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    1. Fr. Frank, I'm just going to have to unfriend you - just on Facebook though - Haha! I'm not on Facebook.

      I'm not sure Dali meant this as a devotional work per se - rather an epic image of the tremendous hopes VII held out for Church and the World.

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  2. Disturbing and chaotic.

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    1. I love the clouds and the sky filled with movement.

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  3. I was not aware of this Dali.
    Thanks for giving me something to look up.
    :)
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ecumenical_Council_(painting)

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    1. I should have sourced it. I came upon it a few years ago and was surprised to see it. I wish I could paint like this.

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    2. I thought it WAS one of your paintings!

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  4. Mt favorite part of the painting is the lower left hand corner. Every time I see the Master in that little corner I am reminded of the great Flemish masters. ^^

    Looking at any other part of this particular painting is just too noisy and busy for me.

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  5. Never saw this one before. I had a wonderful book of Dali's work which I lent to someone and well, gone forever... There are many things beautiful about this. I really like most of Dali's work, except anything with flies in it. Gross. Do you know the title?

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