Images for Everyday Freethought
Painting of Rejection of Joachim’s Sacrifice by Giotto di Bondone (1267 – 1337), at his website. I actually got the image file from somewhere else, but his site has a page about it. Assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-11 Dividend Income Report.
Painting of the Nativity by Guido of Siena (13th Century), assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in Notes On Idea Lists.
Painting by Meister der Legende der Heiligen Cecilia, circa 1300. Image from Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-10 Dividend Income Report.
German painting from about 1518 in a museum in Austria. (Hey, Austrians do not complain when people assume Hitler was German, so I can get the painting’s origin wrong.) Image from Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-09 Dividend Income Report.
Image from Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Fair Use. Painting of the Annunciation by Duccio di Buoninsegna (c. 1255–1260 – c. 1318–1319), aka “The Duce”. Finally, this site takes a Duce.
Used in Thoughts On Startups And Cisco.
“Radha Pining for Her Beloved”, 1634, at the Brooklyn Museum, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-08 Dividend Income Report.
“The Purification of the Temple” by El Greco (1541 – 7 April 1614), at the El Greco Foundation site, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-07 Dividend Income Report.
Painting of the Flight To Egypt by Guido of Siena (13th Century), assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-06 Dividend Income Report.
Image from the Syriac Bible of Paris, dated to the 6th or 7th century, file on Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in I May Add More Short Posts.
“Adoration of the Magi” by El Greco (1541 – 1614), file on Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-05 Dividend Income Report.
Painting of the Annunciation by Guido of Siena (13th Century), assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-04 Dividend Income Report.
Painting of the Visitation by Giotto di Bondone (1267 – 1337), assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in A Look At Dividend Aristocrats.
Painting of the Resurrection (“Noli me tangere”, aka “I’m too sexy for you”) by Giotto di Bondone (1267 – 1337), assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Byzantine icon of Mary Magdalene, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in A Look at High Yield Index.
“The Immaculate Conception” by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (March 5, 1696 – March 27, 1770), assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Mongolian manuscript at the Art Institute of Chicago, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in More Thoughts On Assange.
Pope Dionysius of Alexandria, aka “Pope Dynomite”,who has been dead for about 1800 years, so I think we can assume Fair Use.
Used in 2019-03 Dividend Income Report.
“The Annunciation”, El Greco (1541 – 7 April 1614), in a private collection, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in Thoughts On Brexit.
“Dormition of the Virgin”, a holy snuff painting by El Greco (1541 – 7 April 1614), at El Greco’s site, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in I Am Looking Into a Commodities Fund.
Page from Gelati Gospel, 12th-century illuminated manuscript from the other Georgia, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-02 Dividend Income Report.
“Christ Carrying the Cross” by El Greco (1541 – 7 April 1614), at El Greco’s site, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in Remaining 2016 Tweets.
“Behold The Bridegroom” by Γύζης Νικόλαος (Nikolaos Gyzis) (1842 -1901), on exhibit at the National Gallery in Athens, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2019-01 Dividend Income Report.
“The Immaculate Conception”, one of many by Francisco de Zurbarán (1598-1664) at the El Paso Museum of Art; assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in Thoughts On Recent Events.
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