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Its mere coninsidence that these paintings, coins, ect look like what we beielve real 'UFO's look like.
Isn’t this proof enough that the UFO phenomenon is real?
Originally posted by OptionToChoose
So, using this same supremely airtight logic, how, then, can we decide that those images are indeed not the images they appear to be? What law says they cannot be what they appear to be?
“Meanwhile, the average man had become progressively less able to recognize the subjects, or understand the meaning of the works of art of the past. Fewer people had read the classics of Greek and Roman literature, and relatively few people read the Bible with the same diligence that their parents had done. It comes as a shock to an elderly man to find how many biblical references have become completely incomprehensible to the present generation.”
Kenneth Clark
(introduction to"Dictionary of Subjects and Symbols in Art" by James Hall)
Originally posted by skip_brilliantine
"UFO" sightings in Renaissance and other art are really just the "light of God" breaking through rings in the clouds.
The Kachinas, or Gods, were beings of a great might and power to the Native Americans. They were known to come down to Earth and help the native Americans tend their fields brining wisdom about agriculture, law and government. They physically interacted with the people themselves.
www.crystalinks.com...
Originally posted by skip_brilliantine
...Long story short, there is much well established religious symbolism in various eras of art history. The "sun" and "moon" were represented as driven chariots in Byzantine pieces; luminous clouds are all over Christianity-themed art. Some of the more famous "UFO" sightings in Renaissance and other art are really just the "light of God" breaking through rings in the clouds....
Originally posted by sherpa
I found the painting of the Madonna and Saint Giovannino intrigueing.
So did a little research, there does not seem to be anything definitive on this but I think most people agree it is part of the painting, ie it was put there by the artist.
One line of thought seems to be that Saint Giovannino was one of Leonado DeVincis students and Saint Giovannino wanted to make a dedication via a representation of one of his war machines.
This being said I doubt if we will ever know as the artist is dead, he may well have been painting a UFO.
I think it looks pretty cool.
Originally posted by DarkWanderer
mel1962, them pictures clearly dont show UFO's... There not scary at all! Its complete nonesence!
Originally posted by mikesinghSo, is the UFO phenomenon a myth or is there an element of truth in it?
The Evidence: Cave Paintings
This cave painting is c.10,000 BC and is from Val Camonica, Italy. It appears to depict two beings in protective suits holding strange implements.Courtesy: Crystalinks