Franck Daffos and Jean-Pierre Garcia of the French Rennes-le-Chateau site www.rennes-le-chateau-archive.com, recently made a remarkable discovery. The two paintings by the enigmatic Abbé Henri Gasq of Notre Dame de Marceille are actually one… They fit eachother like two parts of the same clockwork. When the two paintings are combined, a ‘dolmen’ very clearly appears in the landscape and the clouds form one single sky.

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Posted: 11|10|07 at 20:15
Category: Paintings
Tags: christ and the hare | crucifixion | rennes-les-bains
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