September 9, 2006

Our Weekly Postcard (XXIX)

Putti

Yes, we are back again.

With a photo recently taken in the garden of a Roma (Italy) villa picturing a fresco made in the 16th or 17th century. Two putti (… are those plump little naked boys with wings that one often sees in Renaissance, Mannerist, Baroque and Rococo art…) without wings symbolising the fight between two bloggers.

The putto to the left is a harmless figure, in no way a member of Camorra or ‘Ndrangheta. Just a little fluffed up putto (often being an A-blogger or a blog aggregator operator) stealing other little putti’s content. All in all, a form of Puttanesca, we think.

As you can see, history has a tendency to repeat itself. And therefore… until Monday!

By Eric | Category: Backyard, Blogs, In Flagranti
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