Click-to-enlarge image available from here.This is the upper-right panel of the polyptych altarpiece this artist created for San Zeno. This has the separate components of the upper 3 panels, which by themselves comprise a triptych. This has a different coloration click-to-enlarge image of the polyptych, along with who is depicted in the various panels of the triptych. Trusting Wikipedia when there are multiple choices (I’m not Catholic), left-to-right these are in the panel shown here: Saint Benedict (Catholic bio), Saint Lawrence (Catholic bio), Saint Gregory (Catholic bio), and Saint John the Baptist (Catholic bio, not JC, as @orinoco womble has already pointed out).Last of the 4 works by this artist, that have, so far, also appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here.
margueritem about 12 years ago
Who knew?
King_Shark about 12 years ago
So obsessed that he doesn’t know someone stole his pants.
zero about 12 years ago
Worrisome. Very very worrisome.
pcolli about 12 years ago
Sorry, you’re not on the guest list.
DuHhozr about 12 years ago
Half time at the colosseum!
V-Beast about 12 years ago
He was a cross dresser?
orinoco womble about 12 years ago
Actually, the long-stemmed cross is traditionally used in Mediterranean iconography to indicate John the Baptist…ijs.
PICTO about 12 years ago
snaggly about 12 years ago
Hmm…I’m sorry but I don’t see your reservation here. . . .
finale about 12 years ago
Checking the lineup for the ‘All Saints Day Parade’.
mabrndt Premium Member about 12 years ago
Click-to-enlarge image available from here.This is the upper-right panel of the polyptych altarpiece this artist created for San Zeno. This has the separate components of the upper 3 panels, which by themselves comprise a triptych. This has a different coloration click-to-enlarge image of the polyptych, along with who is depicted in the various panels of the triptych. Trusting Wikipedia when there are multiple choices (I’m not Catholic), left-to-right these are in the panel shown here: Saint Benedict (Catholic bio), Saint Lawrence (Catholic bio), Saint Gregory (Catholic bio), and Saint John the Baptist (Catholic bio, not JC, as @orinoco womble has already pointed out).Last of the 4 works by this artist, that have, so far, also appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here.
MatureCanadian about 12 years ago
“@JohntheB” tweeted “Don’t call me Jack!”
blackdawne about 12 years ago
I lived through this. It’s The Wait in Line at Olive Garden on a Sunday.
Dr Sheriff MB esq PhD DML about 12 years ago
JC, Trend Setter…instead of “Tweeting” his peeps…he’s “Poking” his Popes…
Coyoty Premium Member about 12 years ago
No matter how much better they look in Heaven, they’re still subways.