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== Art == | == Art == | ||
When asked by the Pope to demonstrate his artistic skill, 14th century Italian painter [[wikipedia:Giotto|Giotto di Bondone]] (1267 – 1337 CE) supposedly drew a perfect orb freehand and said: “That’s more than enough.” | When asked by the Pope to demonstrate his artistic skill, 14th century Italian painter [[wikipedia:Giotto|Giotto di Bondone]] (1267 – 1337 CE) supposedly drew a perfect orb freehand and said: “That’s more than enough.” | ||
== Film and television == | == Film and television == | ||
[[File:Snow orb.jpg|thumb|A snowy glass orb featured in Orson Welles' acclaimed film, [[wikipedia:Citizen_Kane|Citizen Kane]] (1941)]] | [[File:Snow orb.jpg|thumb|A snowy glass orb featured in Orson Welles' acclaimed film, [[wikipedia:Citizen_Kane|Citizen Kane]] (1941)]] | ||
Orbs often feature in popular media. | Orbs often feature in popular media. | ||