It’s not old at all, it won an art competition a few years ago.
Also not an engraving, nor is it Japanese. It’s from 2007, by Galina Zhiganova, a Russian artist.
Wait, you can lie on the internet?
If I answer yes will you believe me
If I said yes, would you believe me?
If I answer yes will you believe me
And what would the other guard say?
Yes!
No, that would be wrong to do.
Also not the hem, it’s the sleeve.
Also not a woman o.0
Not doubting you, but do you have a source? Sounds like a good read.
https://www.threads.net/@fakehistoryhunter/post/CzTwGN2tUz6 A Good Threads account to follow for debunking various fake history things floating around the internet!
Why would you choose to use threads though…?
Chances are there’s more fake history on Facebook/threads than anywhere else.
Can anything Zuckerberg related be called good?
Downvote for linking threads
it seems like this is the artist’s portfolio (didn’t find another one): http://www.free-lancers.net/users/OriginalArt/projects/46267/
2007, by Galina Zhiganova, a Russian artist.
2007, by Galina Zhiganova
Awesome! Thank you!
It’s an ancient concept, depicted several times over history. The oldest one is an old Chinese tale (and related paintings) that has an emperor cutting his sleeve to avoid disturbing his sleeping lover (a younger man). So famous that “cut sleeve passion” became euphemism for homosexuality in China.
In Islam, there is an apocryphal story of the prophet Muhammad doing this for his cat Muezza.
I would say that if this is actually old then it might be one of the oldest memes
I think this honor goes to the nam-shub of Enki.
That’s because it’s a psycho Siamese cat that can kill you
Thai-amese
Would be Thaiese if anything 🤷
I tried
If you please!
Seems to originate from here: http://www.free-lancers.net/users/OriginalArt/projects/46267/
