Why is the Star so seldom shown at the left of the picture? |
Oh... and to Bill O'Reilly, Happy Holidays!
Why is the Star so seldom shown at the left of the picture? |
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ReplyDeleteThe star is supposedly in the East, which would mean they had to be traveling from Egypt, although it is implied that the Magi are also from the East, but that doesn't make sense. Logically the star has to be on the left to show three riders strung out, centered to show the riders riding abreast. It's art not history, so it doesn't have to make any real sense.
Thank you for dampening O'Rielly's yule log ;)
Thanks, Bryan. I suppose even the Middle East has a history of North-centeredness. An Aussie colleague of mine once brought and posted a map of Australia with South on the top; we had it on the office wall for several years.
DeleteAfter following that (expletive deleted) star for so long, I am sure the three riders were indeed "strung out"!
Merry, Merry Christmas Steve and Stella.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, fallenmonk! The very best wishes for a happy 2014!
DeleteHappy Holidays!!!! We feast on crab, mussels and sourdough. Still read here everyday, but have been out of commission....still think of you often and hope you two are well and happy.
ReplyDeletekarmanot, the sourdough, at least, sounds wonderful! Feast ye in better health in 2014!
DeleteLOL! Happy holidays to you too!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mad! Have a wonderful 2014!
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