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20 responses to “The Dispute”
Reblogged this on S.O.U.L. S-P-A-C-E and commented:
Very cool dimensional image!
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Thank you very much for reblogging and the compliment, Jo Ann.
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Sensational!
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Thank you very much!
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Fantastic and beautiful colored
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Thanks a lot!
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Huh. I was guessing Helen of Troy and the face that launched 1000 ships and all that.
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Interesting association…
…but looking at the picture with the Trojan war in mind it makes sense…
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She was worth fighting for ! Watch the movie !!!!
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Which one – I think there were quite a few about the Trojan War…
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TROY !!!
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Ah, okay. You mean the Wolfgang Petersen version, I guess.
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Yes I humbly admit that much of my historical knowledge is gleaned from the Cinema including all the artistic liberties and extrapolation of the true facts :)~
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What I missed in the Troy film is the conflicts in the world of the Gods, because it mirrors what’s happening in the actual war.
There are some good history books that are also thrilling to read. When I watch a historical movie, I’m usually at the book shop the next day 🙂
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Yes many times I get the book too but not in this case 🙂
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I read the Iliad a lot of years ago. But I think there are also retold versions that are not so long and are not written in the form of a poem. (Which makes translations sometimes a bit hard to read, if you don’t find a good translation.)
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Your Photos are all so powerful!!! I love this !!! Thank You for liking my Painting !! 🙂 *Cynthia
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Thank you very much, Cynthia.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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