This painting you'll never see on a Christmas Card!
Blog Post by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro - Dec.18.2012 - 9:49 am
Breughel, the Elder, known for his bucolic scenes of 16th century Flemish life, drew his subject matter for this painting from the wars that had ravaged his own country in which the Spanish Catholic armies of the Hapsburg empire tried to crush Protestant resistance. The painting came to my mind when I heard of the Newton Massacre. Yes, the weapons and the circumstances and time are different, but the spirit of cruelty is captured. The Massacre of the Innocents is too contemporary for our own good.
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About Rochelle
Like Miriam Kaminsky, Rochelle Jewel Shapiro is a phone psychic who lives in Great
Neck, N.Y. with her pharmacist husband. Articles have been written about her psychic gift in
such places as Redbook, The Jerusalem Post, the Dutch Magazine, TV GID, and the...
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Causes Rochelle Shapiro Supports
MADD, The Queens College Alumni Association, The Nature Conservancy, The Anti-Defamation League, The Red Cross.







