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Fri May 4, 2012, 05:21 PM

CTyankee (35,046 posts)

8. Oh, so now you want me to give you the answers?

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The Friday Afternoon Challenge Returns to you! Today’s Challenge: The Worshipful Artist! [View all]	CTyankee	May 2012	OP
But, but, how do we find the answer if we don't cheat?	Baitball Blogger	May 2012	#1
It's called using Google tricks. It's not researching on Google, which is fine.	CTyankee	May 2012	#7
#1 is a trick question	jberryhill	May 2012	#2
Maybe the walls ARE the art, hmm?	CTyankee	May 2012	#4
Okay, smarty pants, then who painted them?	jberryhill	May 2012	#6
Oh, so now you want me to give you the answers?	CTyankee	May 2012	#8
Sherwin and Williams. n/t	lumberjack_jeff	May 2012	#9
Late Mannerists, I do believe. Important ouevre they had, old chap!	CTyankee	May 2012	#13
All so beautiful, I believe #5 is The Stations of the Cross. After that I'm clueless..n/t	monmouth	May 2012	#3
#5	Tansy_Gold	May 2012	#5
Well....	CTyankee	May 2012	#11
Oh. My. Goodness.	Tansy_Gold	May 2012	#12
You absolutely do! Have you seen these windows?	CTyankee	May 2012	#14
I am a huge huge huge fan of William Morris	Tansy_Gold	May 2012	#15
The leaves are the prime giveaway.	CTyankee	May 2012	#16
Oh yes	Tansy_Gold	May 2012	#18
Thanks. I didn't know that about Morris. I guess I always thought of him as an upper class	CTyankee	May 2012	#19
Morris was deeply and actively political.	Tansy_Gold	May 2012	#25
Number six has the look of Tiffany, but I can't find this window attributed to him.	1monster	May 2012	#10
I'm wracking my brain	Tansy_Gold	May 2012	#21
Not that I know of.	CTyankee	May 2012	#23
you sent me in the right direction! finally found it	Bluerthanblue	May 2012	#26
Yes, a nice work, isn't it?	CTyankee	May 2012	#34
I'm a sucker for	Bluerthanblue	May 2012	#46
Clueless	LASlibinSC	May 2012	#17
I'm so glad you like it!	CTyankee	May 2012	#20
looking at number 6	IcyPeas	May 2012	#22
It is stained glass. It is in a house of worship.	CTyankee	May 2012	#24
No 6 looks like Tiffany, but I don't think it is...	joeybee12	May 2012	#27
My goodness. #s 1, 2, 3 and 4 have gone begging!	CTyankee	May 2012	#28
I really don't have a clue, but I'll take a wild guess and maybe learn something.	sabrina 1	May 2012	#29
You know, I stay away from Michelangelo because he is SO famous and	CTyankee	May 2012	#36
#1	Tansy_Gold	May 2012	#30
#2 looks similar to the Angelico at San Marco	pinboy3niner	May 2012	#32
number 2 is:	IcyPeas	May 2012	#31
I'm wondering how you pieced that together...the spanish chapel is gothic (late 14th century)	CTyankee	May 2012	#39
googled	IcyPeas	May 2012	#44
here are a few really amazing details from the fresco	IcyPeas	May 2012	#49
Ah, I get it. Didn't know about that site. I think of it mainly as the fresco with the	CTyankee	May 2012	#51
number one is:	IcyPeas	May 2012	#33
ah!	Bluerthanblue	May 2012	#37
Damn! you beat me to it!	burrowowl	May 2012	#54
Oh, that's wonderful! When was that? How come you got to visit there?	CTyankee	May 2012	#55
I lived in France for 20 years	burrowowl	May 2012	#60
lucky you! But I can understand missing your home. Esp. when loved ones are	CTyankee	May 2012	#61
Levallois-Perret	burrowowl	May 2012	#62
is #1	Bluerthanblue	May 2012	#35
Yes, of course, Ronchamps. Recently in the news because Renzo Piano has updated	CTyankee	May 2012	#38
had no idea-	Bluerthanblue	May 2012	#40
Uh, oh. Now we have #3 and #4. Eek.	CTyankee	May 2012	#41
Here's One For You...	WillyT	May 2012	#42
Wow! Incredible. Where are these from?	CTyankee	May 2012	#43
Here Ya Go:	WillyT	May 2012	#45
It is very nice. Very spiritual. I love both examples. Really lovely...	CTyankee	May 2012	#47
More Here:	WillyT	May 2012	#48
That is beautiful!	sabrina 1	May 2012	#50
Check This Out... The Architect's Website...	WillyT	May 2012	#53
Wow, somebody has flunked Western Art 101 by not guessing on 3 and 4.	CTyankee	May 2012	#52
I'll post answers later but one last hint: There are 3 artists involved in #3 and 4	CTyankee	May 2012	#56
On number three I want to say it's a Caravaggio, but that's because	Baitball Blogger	May 2012	#57
I posted the answers earlier today...	CTyankee	May 2012	#58
This is going to be a lot of fun to follow.	Baitball Blogger	May 2012	#59

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