Goat Friday
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Italianate Landscape with a Goat and Sheep (c. 1680)
Philipp Peter Roos (1657-1706)
posted by Jacob A. Stam at 5/18/2007 09:00:00 AM
Friday, May 18, 2007
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5 Comments:
It looks a little like it's been chewing on the "evil weed".
Ditto the sheep at rear. Mel Gibson "nutter" eyes.....
Good point Mike.
And pray tell dear Jarcob, what is that hanging between the sheeps back legs eh?
Yes Compadre, the 'realism' of Rennaissance painters inspired some weird interpretations of reality.
Kathy m'dear, that hanging behind the sheep's rear legs is its tail. That between its rear legs may be a realistic depiction of teatless udders.
What does it 'say' to you?
It says "I'm a ram. Anyone thinkin' udderwise best watch out!"
Who knew there was goaty art?
Did you know there are 8 species of goat, Jacob?
I do not believe all species have been represented on Goat Friday. Just sayin', is all.
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