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In reply to the discussion: Michelangelo, religious tolerance and the 500th anniversary of the Sistine Chapel ceiling [View all]

okasha

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12. Good one.
Reply to muriel_volestrangler (Reply #11)
Mon Dec 10, 2012, 02:50 PM
Dec 2012

Some of his men are, frankly a bit on the "steroidal" side themselves--their musculature looks like rather lumpy mattresses.

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Michelangelo, religious tolerance and the 500th anniversary of the Sistine Chapel ceiling [View all] rug Dec 2012 OP
It was a rocky relationship: muriel_volestrangler Dec 2012 #1
It's a cute routine but I can't understand why they decided to assign "The Last Supper" to CTyankee Dec 2012 #8
Wow! What a great story. cbayer Dec 2012 #2
Me either. I'm ashamed to say I think of Charlton Heston when the Sistine Chapel comes up. rug Dec 2012 #3
I read the book and fondly recall it as one of the best books I had read up to cbayer Dec 2012 #4
Did you know there is a bottomless putti that moons the pope when he walks in? Hestia Dec 2012 #5
He also did this: cbayer Dec 2012 #7
Yes! We saw it! Granny M Dec 2012 #10
Happy Chanukah, the Festival of Light elleng Dec 2012 #6
I'm not at all sure I'd bestow the title of the "greatest of all artists of Western civilization" okasha Dec 2012 #9
Heh - a scene from "A Question of Attribution" by Alan Bennett: muriel_volestrangler Dec 2012 #11
Good one. okasha Dec 2012 #12
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