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  1. #1
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    Default Re: Again a woodcut from Albrecht Dürer

    Ernie, that is amazing work. That will make an awesome print.

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    Default Re: Again a woodcut from Albrecht Dürer

    @Egg and @gray: Thanks for the warm words.

    @all: I'm glad you like my work and I thinking for the next Dürer.
    Maybe I will do the "Apocalyptic riders".

    Cheers from Bavaria,
    Ernie

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    Default Re: Again a woodcut from Albrecht Dürer

    Ernie, you enter the Holiday season as monks would have done in the past, completing a spiritual exercise resulting in a beautiful work! Wishing you a Merry Christmas!

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    Default Re: Again a woodcut from Albrecht Dürer

    Quote Originally Posted by Boy View Post
    Ernie, you enter the Holiday season as monks would have done in the past, completing a spiritual exercise resulting in a beautiful work! Wishing you a Merry Christmas!
    Yes Boy, like a monk in the deep forest without civilization.

    Merry X-mas to you too. And slip good in the new year!

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    Default Re: Again a woodcut from Albrecht Dürer

    Merry Christmas and Guten Rutsch ! ernie

    keep up the good work
    -------------------------------
    Nothing lasts forever...

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    Default Re: Again a woodcut from Albrecht Dürer

    Danke, Dir auch.

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    Default Re: Again a woodcut from Albrecht Dürer

    Quote Originally Posted by ernie-f View Post
    Yes Boy, like a monk in the deep forest without civilization.
    Well, I would argue that the monasteries at that time were actually at or very close to the center of civilization. But let's not lose ourselves in petty debate; the actual practice, albeit inspirational, must have been solitary and harsh.

 

 

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