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[etabeta]

WOW! Impressive paintings. Love Tissot and Copping but also many others.

[BenLurkin]

This....

[Bob434]

The 119 one would been cool if it had created the crowd outside gaze directly at the viewer, with Jesus extending his hand to come forward from death, pass from death unto life. The artist almost achieved that, but not quite, but still a neat twist on the scene

[Vendome]

Beautiful...

[ConorMacNessa]

Thanks very much, Dan - a most impressive collection. I favor the dynamism of the Tintoretto and the atmospherics of the Tissot in today's pieces.

"Dia shábháil ar fad anseo!"

"God save all here!"

[Forgiven_Sinner]

Wow! So many great paintings! Coping at 82, 90, 91 is especially creative and unusual in composition. It makes you ask, “How did Lazarus feel when he realized he was alive again?”

Then Dore delivers a great painting in 95.

Seeing these, I cannot pick a favorite, other than Dore’s & 91.

More questions come to mind: How did Mary and Martha feel? How could the Pharisees deny He was the Messiah? Here’s a man that was dead and buried for four days and notably stinking. How could anyone deny Jesus’ resurrection when Lazarus was still walking around as well?