Above: The Martyrdom of Nicholas 2, 2007, colored pixels, by Thomas Christensen and the master of Saint-Austremoine-Issoire.
Below: The Martyrdom of Nicholas, 2006, colored pixels, by Thomas Christensen and Francisco de Goya. (Last year I also listed the top ten seasonal songs that don’t mention Christmas.)
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DMS
Very and I really mean very interesting. Congratulations!
Matt
yeah these are very interesting and very confusing at the same time haha. Happy holidays 😉
Nancy
Goya would be proud of you! ROFLOL~
LR
See now this is the reason that I am a regular visitor here, what i get to see here and learn here is not merely interesting, it is riveting, informative, erudite, thought provoking and here i run out of words. so I’ll just say thanks, and keep it coming.
PK
I like the 2006 version looks so real
xensen
Thanks, LR, nice to have you as a reader.