Post Crucifixion

[mirador22]

So far we have entranced with the feelings that a woman probocan crucified, but ....... What next? ......

 

[thehangingtree]

If you'd gander at others threads you would see


tree

 

[Eulalia]

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dyscruxia -​

a tendency to write the titulus back to front​

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[shevak2006]

If you'd gander at others threads you would see
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tree

Nice composition. No sooner does one come down than another goes up. Must be a shortage of good timbers.

 

[thehangingtree]

never...

THT

 

[mirador22]

never...

THT

Thank you both, I'm still a rookie and I do not control all of the post, as to the title, if I like, thank Eulalia.
why? thehangingtree

 

[admihoek]

Thank you both, I'm still a rookie and I do not control all of the post, as to the title, if I like, thank Eulalia.
why? thehangingtree

and thank you mr welsh web of course

 

[Barbaria1]

If you'd gander at others threads you would see
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tree

Yes, until Tree introduced it in to the Rebellion thread I had never thought much about bodies tossed on the ground beneath the crosses, but it does add to the horror and intensity of the scene.

 

[thehangingtree]

there is no respect for the condemned...


tree

 

[phlebas]

If you'd gander at others threads you would see
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tree

Great picture, Tree, I really like it! Nice use of the background image

 

[Darkprincess69]

there is no respect for the condemned...
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tree

Necrophilia, anyone?

 

[sambaman]

for fetish for dead ones - just producing them in the most exciting and erotic way ggg.

 

[Eulalia]

I think the idea of Crucifixion was to leave the bodies hanging​

till the flesh was all eaten or rotted away,​

and the bones tumbled to the ground​

to just lie there as a greeting for future victims -​

an eerie place where half a corpse or a ruckle of bones​

might suddenly drop like a conker off a tree!​

Jesus was probably exceptional in having friends to claim his body and bury him,​

slaves and common criminals wouldn't have done.​

Golgotha wasn't "Place of the Skull" for nothing.​

I think there may be classical Crucifixion paintings​

that pay attention to this detail,​

I'll watch out for some.​

not a Crux, but my favourite Andromeda​

(Joachim Wtewael 1611)​

has a surreal, Dali-like, collection of girls' skulls and bones,​

mingling with exotic seashells,​

around the deliciously lively-looking maiden's legs.​

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[thehangingtree]

Tree gets in trouble with the EPA, DNR, NOW, and a host of others if he leaves the bodies to rot...



t

 

[Eulalia]

it's far more Earth-friendly than using them for landfill,​

never mind burning them,​

and it supports wildlife! ​

 

[admihoek]

it's far more Earth-friendly than using them for landfill,​

never mind burning them,​

and it supports wildlife! ​

yep it supports wildlife just as shown by st johnny

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[clout]

the women
on the ground should show dislocate shoulders, elbows and ribs.

 

[thehangingtree]

the women
on the ground should show dislocate shoulders, elbows and ribs.

so work on it...

t

 

[thongar]

There are a few drawings in my file on this subject I am new to this forum, so Hi, but have been around awhile .

USEFULNESS
The duke had a penchant for putting convicts to useful tasks. On the crimes requiring the death to be crucifixion, he hired the convicts out to his farmers for a small fee. the crow problem was reduced quite a bit.

 

[sebastian]

There are a few drawings in my file on this subject I am new to this forum, so Hi, but have been around awhile .

USEFULNESS
The duke had a penchant for putting convicts to useful tasks. On the crimes requiring the death to be crucifixion, he hired the convicts out to his farmers for a small fee. the crow problem was reduced quite a bit.
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Excellent idea, every cornfield should have one, the farmer could even charge for spectators to view.