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Believe It or Not: This 1649 engraving of the Veil of Saint Veronica was made with one non-stop, outwardly spiraling line. The engr...
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We are curently working on our experimental Biblical Garden for the summer of 2024. I'll be posting a video of how the plants are comi...
Monday, July 30, 2018
World Maker Faire New York 2018 -- Holograms
Do you have friends and family in the New York City, USA, area? If so,
let them know that we will be exhibiting at World Maker Faire at the New
York Hall of Science, September 22 and 23, 2018. Our exhbit is titled
"Ancient Investigations: The Shroud and Chalice". We will have 3D laser
holograms, micro and nano scripture, as well as other historical imaging
science and technology relating to the Shroud of Turin and the Great
Chalice of Antioch. God Bless You!
Saturday, July 21, 2018
View-Master: The Ascension
The Ascension: from an early 1940's-50's children's 3D film reel from
View-Master. It depicts Jesus rising into Heaven. These scenes and
figures were modeled entirely by hand, and shot onto early Kodachrome
film. When placed into a stereoscopic viewer, the scene would be in
full-color 3D. My Wonders of the Bible collection has one of the largest
libraries of Christian 3D imaging technology in the world. Many pieces
are the original studio large-format film masters. God Bless You Today
-- and Every Day ... AND ... remember to love others, just as Jesus
loves YOU!
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Veil of Veronica 1649 engraving by Claude Mellan
Believe It or Not: This 1649 engraving of the Veil of Saint Veronica was made with one non-stop, outwardly spiraling line.
The engraver, Claude Mellan, turned and adjusted his engraving pen -- thicker and thinner, starting at the tip of the nose (shown above) -- as he continued to rotate the plate with his other hand.
The line never stops. When you view it up close, it is just a spiral. When viewed far away, it is the face of Jesus Christ.
God Bless You -- Today and Every Day!
Monday, July 16, 2018
Secondo Pia 1898 Shroud of Turin Photo
Officially stamped Shroud-of-Turin albumen photo from the original glass
plate negative of Secondo Pia in 1898. This was the very first photo
ever taken of the Holy Shroud. It captured the light that was reflected
off the Shroud, and stored this moment in time ... when Secondo Pia
opened the shutter of his camera on the evening of May 28, 1898.
Contains the seals and signatures of Torino church officials. Not to be confused with a similar, much smaller rendition that is a lithograph. This has an actual albumen photo affixed (with the officiating seal emobossed into the lower left-hand corner of the photograph). Seeing
this historical artifact in person -- one of only a few in the entire
world -- is a once in a lifetime opportunity. I will be taking this
piece on the road with me in future Wonders of the Bible exhibits -- including 2018 World Maker Faire at the New York Hall of Science, September 22 and 23. God
Bless You -- Today and Every Day. AND love one another, just as Jesus
loves YOU.
Friday, July 6, 2018
Shroud of Turin Exhibition Post Card 1933
Let's make July 2018 "Shroud of Turin" month here at Wonders of the Bible. This post shows a commemorative post card from the 1933 exhibition of the Holy Shroud in Turin, Italy. I'll have more postings coming up. And, as always, "God Bless You Today ... and Every Day!".
Sunday, July 1, 2018
Face in the Shroud
Can you see the face in the shroud? I took this photograph of an
official Vatican authorized Shroud of Turin reproduction in
Philadelphia, PA, USA. There are nine such "official" replicas in the
world today. They are extremely accurate to the smallest detail. What
you are seeing is a very accurate digital photograph of the face in the
shroud (although a compressed JPG file). Just as it would appear to you
in person. This is what the face truly looks like. May God Bless You --
Today and Every Day!
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