New question posted in the opening post!


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Good Luck!

Nice job Bud, really nice....dang you. hehe

New question posted in the opening post!


New game answers only considered after this post.


Good Luck!


This one should prove to be very challenging....I hope. lol

"QUESTION: Discovered later than it should this painting makes the land lapped by the North Sea proud dispite the argument."


Ahh well, Back to random guessing

Jacques-Louis David -Napoleon crossing the St.Bernards pass

It is not Jacques-Louis David's "Bonaparte Crossing the St. Bernard Pass".

It is not Johan Jensen's "Pink Roses in a Vase".

This one is pretty tough..


Perhaps a hint is in order?

Originally posted by kinglizard
QUESTION: Discovered later than it should this painting makes the land lapped by the North Sea proud dispite the argument.

I'll take a random guess: boreas john waterhouse

It is not John Waterhouse's "Boreas". But isn't that a powerful image. One of my favorites for sure.

QUESTION: Discovered later than it should this painting makes the land lapped by the North Sea proud dispite the argument.

How about Rembrandt's St Matthew and the Angel?

I know a number of Rembrandts have been discovered/rediscovered/reattributed in the last few decades – is that one?

It is not Rembrandt's St Matthew and the Angel.



Good guesses yall!

Hint added to the opening post.

Everyone who has already posted an answer can offer a second guess. You can even work together in this thread.

QUESTION: Discovered later than it should this painting makes the land lapped by the North Sea proud dispite the argument.



Sir henry raeburn reverand robert walker skating on duddin

[edit on 31/1/09 by blupblup]

Originally posted by blupblup
QUESTION: Discovered later than it should this painting makes the land lapped by the North Sea proud dispite the argument.

Sir henry raeburn reverand robert walker skating on duddin

You are the Winner!

1000 BTS points coming at you shortly!


QUESTION: Discovered later than it should this painting makes the land lapped by the North Sea proud dispite the argument.


ANSWER: "Reverend Robert Walker Skating on Duddingston Loch" by Henry Raeburn. Discovered in 1949 well after it was painted it makes Scottland proud because it is believed that it was painted by a Scottish man though there is a contraversy. Some believe it was painted by a French man by the name of Henri-Pierre Danloux.





I'll have another question posted soon.