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'''''The Ambassadors''''' was a [[painting]] by [[Hans Holbein]] containing an [[optical illusion]] of a [[skull]]. | '''''The Ambassadors''''' was a [[painting]] by [[Hans Holbein|Holbein]] containing an [[optical illusion]] of a [[skull]]. | ||
[[Jacqui McGee]] went to the [[National Gallery]] as a teenager to see the painting. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Curator's Gambit (audio story)|The Curator's Gambit]]'') | [[Jacqui McGee]] went to the [[National Gallery]] as a teenager to see the painting. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Curator's Gambit (audio story)|The Curator's Gambit]]'') | ||
Latest revision as of 14:34, 23 November 2022
The Ambassadors was a painting by Holbein containing an optical illusion of a skull.
Jacqui McGee went to the National Gallery as a teenager to see the painting. (AUDIO: The Curator's Gambit)
