>>1078439 (last bread)

>We should use more classical art to thank the bakers

Enlightening idea anon.

Thank you Baker. God bless this bread.

Rembrandt - The Bathsheba at Her Bath

(finished in 1654) depicts Bathsheba, wife of Uriah the Hittite at the moment she was seen by King David from the roof of his palace. According to the Biblical story, David had her then brought to him to sleep with her. Since she became pregnant, David recalled her husband from the army, hoping that he would sleep with his wife and think that he is the father of the child. But because Uriah didn’t consume his marriage, the King sent him to sure death by ordering his general to place him in the front lines. After Uriah’s death, David married the widowed Bathsheba. The painting is today displayed in the Louvre Museum in Paris.

>>1078338 (last bread)

Shine the LIGHT Fantastic. Especially #2.

>>1078439

>https:// www.pinterest.co.uk/lindgram/j-j-lefebvre-j-r-weguelin/

Lamptastic page. Another relevant one.

>>1078702 class is the new sexy. thank this anon. in #1345 for the genius idea.

>e4bf14

>>1078737 cheers, Baker. your hard work is most appreciated.

>>1078754 missed those. can't wait to see them again though. b&w's are hot more often than not.

>>1078756 nice one. picasso, yes? see where the colors meet @ pt in her lower belly? telling us something?

>>1078851

Magic 8-Ball says "Signs point to yes"

<Matt Damon in Team America

>>1078757

>>1078576

Uncanny resemblance for sure.

>>1078031 (last bread)

>Rothschild heir takes reins of banking dynasty

>>1078043

>7th generation.. and last

teeter-totter time?