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I noticed that Black Pietr was still drawing in the crowds when I was in Brussels last December.
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Bearing in mind the colouring used on the skin of the two main characters I guess we'll be taking that one down as wellOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostSt Michael triumphs over the Devil is one of my favourite paintings in the National Gallery. He is the best dressed Saint ever. And the Devil is clearly enjoying it.
In detail: Saint Michael Triumphs over the Devil | Bartolome Bermejo | National Gallery, London

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St Michael triumphs over the Devil is one of my favourite paintings in the National Gallery. He is the best dressed Saint ever. And the Devil is clearly enjoying it.
In detail: Saint Michael Triumphs over the Devil | Bartolome Bermejo | National Gallery, London
Last edited by Old Greg; 23 June 2020, 20:57.
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Must admit, if that's supposed to be St George vanquishing a dragon then the standard of art is pretty dire.
I do agree though, there's no doubt it is a crude fake
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I saw that on Twitter and assumed it was Photoshopped by a parody account
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Devils lives matter
Royal honour gets slammed for 'looking like George Floyd killing' | Daily Mail Online
Royal honour showing an angel standing on the neck of Satan gets slammed for 'looking like George Floyd killing'- Campaigners are in uproar over one of Britain's most senior Royal honours
- Image on The Order of St Michael and St George features angel on Satan's neck
- But activists say that it looks like the recent killing of George Floyd in the US
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