Catholic Line Art
  • Claire H
    Posts: 368
    Does anyone know what happened to the Catholic Line Art Gallery that was most recently up at Illotempore.com? I made use of it all the time and all of a sudden, it's gone. :( Is there perhaps another site that has it up now? I was glad to find the gallery provided here (http://www.flickr.com/photos/musicasacra/sets/72157600482960722/), but still hope the Catholic Line Art collection can be accessed somewhere!

    (Side note: Perhaps there should be a Misc discussion category? Wasn't sure where to put this one!) :P
  • Claire H
    Posts: 368
    Bumping...any help, please??
  • noel jones, aagonoel jones, aago
    Posts: 6,605
    http://www.frogmusic.com/njinfo/graphics/index.html
  • Randolph Nichols
    Posts: 398
    Bumping yet again. I have no Advent specific images in my collection (basically the same as FNJ's above). What images are you folks using for your Advent programs?
  • Claire H
    Posts: 368
    Thanks for the link. I still miss the large gallery (over 250 images) that used to be up at The Catholic Library. When it was taken down from there a while back, I found it up at the new location of http://inillotempore.com/blog/images/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=LineArt and was super happy about that because I use it ALL the time. Now as of the last several weeks, that link is broken (as well as the simple link www.inillotempore.com).

    Is anyone else familiar with this specific gallery? I'm so bummed that I can't find it!
  • Chrism
    Posts: 868
    Here's one, Randolph.
  • BenB
    Posts: 36
    Claire H,

    If you use the Wayback Machine at archive.org, you can access the page you want. (This is a particularly useful tool for defunct websites.)

    You can access the images directly here.
  • Claire H
    Posts: 368
    BenB, that's terrific. That's what I love about you people here...so resourceful! Never heard of archive.org, but I'm really excited to be able to access them again. Thank you!!
  • M. Jackson Osborn
    Posts: 8,365
    These are a really fine resource. Are the MORE?
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