It's just chock full of scary women.
Judith, Conrad Meit, 1510-15. (This marble sculpture is just 30 cm tall. Photo from Web Gallery of Art.)
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2 comments:
It is rather odd that we both posted a work of art with Judith in it. I believe synchronicity is a call to notice something, so there's some reading in order. And yes, the Bible is full of scary women. Scary men. Scary world. Scary God, too.
Judith is scary, but also very courageous. Maybe that's worth thinking about.
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