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Here's some illustration of the previously-discovered hidden brain on the Sistine Chapel ceiling: http://boingboing.net/2009/12/16/brain-on-the-sistine.html ht
by gamache 16y ago
Here's some illustration of the previously-discovered hidden brain on the Sistine Chapel ceiling:
http://boingboing.net/2009/12/16/brain-on-the-sistine.html http://boingboing.net/2009/12/16/brain-on-the-sistine.html
- aohtsab 16y agoThis one almost seems more plausible.
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- sesqu 16y agoWhile I have previously wondered about the fabric shape, I don't think the similarity is great enough. Unless there is significant variation in brains, the silhouettes differ in way too many places and only really share a couple of major features. However, the shape is similar enough for me to accept anatomical inspiration. I could see him wanting to draw something around god, sketching a cloud, and then remembering the shape of a brain and going with that. If indeed the artist was fascinated with anatomy, it would make sense that anatomical shapes could be found all over his more freeform work.