I like to see freedom and creativity in artistic expression, but sometimes it lends itself to fodder for legends and poor theology. I want to agree with the author of the link you provided and say that it has no didactic purpose, except that that this stone creature bears an amazing resemblance to my little brothers. ;-)
When I read the title I thought you were referring to yourself! These are interesting stories and you got a great picture. He does look as if he is capable of mischief.
Here's the story of the Lincoln Imp.
I have a feeling you can be a bit impish, too ;-)
ReplyDeletePS The photo was great!
Is Lincoln Cathedral in Lincoln? I assume all the people living there know where Lincoln got its name?
ReplyDeleteThat little imp has quite a background! Great picture, especially enlarged.
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
Aren't Lincoln City FC called the imps??
ReplyDeleteIt all makes sense now. That imp looks a cheeky fella - nice shot :o)
I like to see freedom and creativity in artistic expression, but sometimes it lends itself to fodder for legends and poor theology. I want to agree with the author of the link you provided and say that it has no didactic purpose, except that that this stone creature bears an amazing resemblance to my little brothers. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the interesting pic and story.
RuneE almost stole my line.
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'It takes one to know one....'
When I read the title I thought you were referring to yourself! These are interesting stories and you got a great picture. He does look as if he is capable of mischief.
ReplyDeleteI read up on this last week, great history indeed.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing and hearing more...
Mac: I enjoyed this little Imp but the tree one is nicer.
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