COVER CONTEST, Feb 16 - Feb 22: It's Not Art, It's Comics!

[Iron Maiden]

I have a virus checker software, too… But the main difference between my link and Nschornhorst’s seems to be the “https://” at the beginning…

I will find another picture…

when you see https it stand for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure to it is the safer of the two. You should be OK with anything with that as part of the IP address.

[kjn]

I've seen this painting in person by the way. Its about 10 feet wide by 8 feet tall, a truly amazing work by Delacroix.

Cool! Especially given the queues to get into the Louvre in the first place.

FWIW, there are a couple of famous homages still around for grabbing, like Rembrandt's The Night Watch or The Anatomy Lesson of D. Nicolæs Tulp.

[CaptCleghorn]

Cool! Especially given the queues to get into the Louvre in the first place.

FWIW, there are a couple of famous homages still around for grabbing, like Rembrandt's The Night Watch or The Anatomy Lesson of D. Nicolæs Tulp.

Dogs Playing Poker has already been taken. What else could possibly compare?

[kjn]

Dogs Playing Poker has already been taken. What else could possibly compare?

A gentleman frog homage?

[seismic-2]

Dogs Playing Poker has already been taken. What else could possibly compare?

An Elvis-frog, on black velvet?

[Scott Taylor]

Cool! Especially given the queues to get into the Louvre in the first place.

FWIW, there are a couple of famous homages still around for grabbing, like Rembrandt's The Night Watch or The Anatomy Lesson of D. Nicolæs Tulp.

This was way back in 1990 when it was walk right in. No queues, crowded inside but not that bad.

[Catlady in training]

[kjn]

This was way back in 1990 when it was walk right in. No queues, crowded inside but not that bad.

Huh. I spent a couple days in Paris the summer of circa 1991 or so. I looked at the queue and went "no way".

[Kirby101]

Huh. I spent a couple days in Paris the summer of circa 1991 or so. I looked at the queue and went "no way".

Evening hours worked for us. Short line and not crowded.

[nx01a]

"If a man that gifted can die, what chance is there for the rest of us?"

Exactly!

Well, didn't you too?

Well, of course! I know I did!

Honesty. I approve.

Yah, except that it looks like a look of fear rather than any kind of lust. Its interesting to me that a pantsless guy is even there, but maybe it was common to get blown out of your pants by cannonfire? I've also read speculation that somebody took his pants to keep warm. After all dead guys don't need pants!
I've seen this painting in person by the way. Its about 10 feet wide by 8 feet tall, a truly amazing work by Delacroix.

It's definitely fear, whether of the horror of death splayed naked before him or something else. It's interesting that the two instances of nudity in the painting represent life and death with more people focusing on the life.
I always wanted to visit the Louvre. You were fortunate.

[Englehart Humperdinck]

Viz #225

[Tami]

This was way back in 1990 when it was walk right in. No queues, crowded inside but not that bad.

I went to Paris in 1994 and had no problem getting into the Louvre either.

[MRP]

Viz #225

which comes full circle as Lichtenstein swiped the panel from a story in All American Men of War #89...



-M

[Kirby101]

Russ Heath

[Jack Dracula]