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The (beep) painting (beep) dates (beep, beep) from (beep) Holbein’s (beep) first (beep) visit (beep) to (beep) England (beep) oil on oak (beep) a (beep) golden Tudor (beep) rose (beep) over his heart (beep) The chain of office his aurea catena Of faith in God and in his king (beep, beep) Is (beep) the (beep) paper (beep) in (beep) his Hands (beep) Averil (beep) Manchin’s (beep) petition? Saint Thomas seems to look so far away – Perhaps he sees beyond his martyrdom day Except for the rhyming couplet I’m having a bit of fun here. The Holbein painting of St. Thomas More is beautiful (beep) in every way, and I am grateful for the opportunity to spend some time before it. The Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits from Holbein to Warhol exhibition is brilliant as is everything the Houston Museum of Fine Arts does:  https://www.mfah.org/ Saint Thomas More, ora pro nos
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Jan 6, 2019
Jan 6, 2019 at 3:06 PM UTC
Holbein's Portrait of Saint Thomas More in an Aural Halo of Electronic Pings from Rental Earphones
The (beep) painting (beep) dates (beep, beep) from (beep) Holbein’s (beep) first (beep) visit (beep) to (beep) England (beep) oil on oak (beep) a (beep) golden Tudor (beep) rose (beep) over his heart (beep) The chain of office his aurea catena Of faith in God and in his king (beep, beep) Is (beep) the (beep) paper (beep) in (beep) his Hands (beep) Averil (beep) Manchin’s (beep) petition? Saint Thomas seems to look so far away – Perhaps he sees beyond his martyrdom day Except for the rhyming couplet I’m having a bit of fun here. The Holbein painting of St. Thomas More is beautiful (beep) in every way, and I am grateful for the opportunity to spend some time before it. The Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits from Holbein to Warhol exhibition is brilliant as is everything the Houston Museum of Fine Arts does:  https://www.mfah.org/ Saint Thomas More, ora pro nos
SaintThomasMore, HoustonMuseumofFineArts
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Jan 6, 2019
Jan 6, 2019 at 3:06 PM UTC
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