A Photoshop contest at Worth1000 to mix Star Wars with fine art has produced a few really good early modern examples…
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21 July 2008 in Uncategorized | Tags: ambassadors, early modern, girl with a pearl earring, henry viii, holbein, star wars
A Photoshop contest at Worth1000 to mix Star Wars with fine art has produced a few really good early modern examples…
Via Boing Boing.

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22 July 2008 at 12:16 am
neophyte
C3PO Holbein, in spite of poor execution (why is his shadow cast on the death’s head, which is in front of him? Annoying.) for the win. Somehow I feel the history of Anglo-French relations would have gone rather differently if France’s embassies had had such marvelous connections.
[The fact that your wonderful, contentful posts of the past few days have drawn no comments from me and yet this wonderful fluff-ful post has done says a great deal more about me than about you, friend.]
22 July 2008 at 9:00 pm
Nick
I’m just amazed anyone read my Taylor and Walker posts at all…
The C3PO ambassador is rather wonderful, isn’t he? I also like the fact that the girl’s pearl earring is a mini R2D2!