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Search Google Images "by image" gives this:berkeman said:Have you run it through Google Images?
Best guess for this image: rainbow greeting card
berkeman said:...
EDIT -- Om beat me to it!
OmCheeto said:YEARS of practice, until we decided to ban their use. It wasn't a game anymore when the search engines got too good.
Thanks! I assumed I was going to die before I figured that one out.Andre said:The last one is the Colony hotel in Maine
Sad. Sometimes I use old threads as reference material. Guessing that one was a memory hog, and had probably hundreds of broken image URL's.It had been used by Turbo1 in one of the first pages of the now lost part I of the landmarkgame in 2008-something.
The answer to this question would depend on the specific painting in question. Some religious paintings may have a known artist, while others may be anonymous or part of a collective effort.
To determine the artist of a religious painting, you can start by researching the painting's history and provenance. This may involve looking for signatures or other identifying marks on the painting itself, as well as consulting art historians and experts in the specific religious tradition represented in the painting.
Knowing the artist of a religious painting can provide valuable context and insight into the artwork. It can also help to authenticate the painting and understand its cultural and historical significance.
Yes, there are many resources available for identifying the artist of a religious painting. These may include art databases, museum collections, and academic articles and books on religious art. Consulting with experts in the field can also be helpful.
Yes, it is possible for a religious painting to have multiple artists. This may be the case for collaborative works or pieces that have been restored or altered by different artists over time.