How true?
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My belief is that the real true cross would probably be a two very crude and hand worked tree trunks roughly half-lapped together and tied or nailed into a cross. The cross was an instrument of torture and pain that we should not esteem or revere, but rather save that for the man who died on it to save us all. A ball pen sketch on a whim after reading a history of the cross.
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Jim Morris
I've reached 83 (84 in September ) years young and love to paint and draw. Watercolours are my preference used also with line and wash. I paint or sketch something most days of whatever takes my fancy. Glad to have found this site. I don't feel I have a set painting style but I tend to go for…
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