Domenico Ghirlandaio, St. Jerome in His Study, 1480
Posted on June 9 2012, with 58 Notes
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Nope, Saint Jerome just was kinda weird when it came to storing fruit. Haven’t you always wanted a tasty treat while...
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thoughts: “that seems like an impractical place to store fruit." "it’s probably allegorical or something.”
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