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now you’ve surely heard of the elderly woman who botched the
“restoration” of a century-old fresco of Jesus painted on the walls of a
Roman Catholic church in Spain.
While the culprit, who is in her 80’s, insists she was only trying to fix the painting as parts of it had flaked off over the years, it’s difficult to describe the “restored” image as anything but vandalism.
Naturally, the internet found the story hillarious and soon “fresco restoration” parodies were showing up on Twitter and blogs worldwide.
Japanese blogger/curry enthusiast Takeda Take, whom you may remember from his adorable Shiba Inu Plump Booty Curry, decided to make his own fresco Jesus restoration using a canvas of—you guessed it—curry and rice. The final is called “Jesus curry”. The ingredients he used are rice, Japanese curry, kuromame (sweetened black beans), sliced cheese, ham and seaweed.
Source:Rocket News
While the culprit, who is in her 80’s, insists she was only trying to fix the painting as parts of it had flaked off over the years, it’s difficult to describe the “restored” image as anything but vandalism.
Naturally, the internet found the story hillarious and soon “fresco restoration” parodies were showing up on Twitter and blogs worldwide.
Japanese blogger/curry enthusiast Takeda Take, whom you may remember from his adorable Shiba Inu Plump Booty Curry, decided to make his own fresco Jesus restoration using a canvas of—you guessed it—curry and rice. The final is called “Jesus curry”. The ingredients he used are rice, Japanese curry, kuromame (sweetened black beans), sliced cheese, ham and seaweed.
Source:Rocket News
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