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The Monastery on its new sim
Since several weeks, the Monastery has been rebuild on the new sim, named Monastery. Only few changes has been made and some details has still to be emproved. The most difficult thing was to change the...
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Monos: discover Monasteries of Second Life
To celebrate its re-opening on a new sim, the Monastery presents some examples of other monasteries of Second Life. Monastery derives from the Greek word “monos” which means “alone”. It denotes the...
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Two angels
Sometimes a detail of a painting is very interesting … Rosso Fiorentino, Madonna Enthroned with Four Saints Rosso Fiorentino, Madonna Enthroned with Four Saints (Detail)
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Winter Sports in the Monastery Sim
The snow has covered all the grass. The lake is frozen. It’s time to enjoy winter. A ski run starts at the top of the sim and goes behind the building of the Monastery. The ice of the lake is strong...
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2010
In 2010, the Monastery will offer new exhibitions and activities. We wish you a Happy New Year
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The Monastery is getting ready for spring
I guess the snow will soon melt on the Monastery sim. So I have gardened a bit in the courtyard. See who is back? Hildegard can enjoy the grass of the courtyard now.
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Three little rabbits
Once upon a time, there were three little rabbits … so starts the story. Visit now the courtyard of the Monastery and meet the three little rabbits, the hen and the rooster.
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Most viewed kiss
We have published all the paintings presented in the exhibition “The Kiss” in the Flickr group of the Monastery and we have linked every painting to the corresponding picture. This allows us to know...
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A new home for Hildegarde
Hildegarde is a very nice hen and visitors like her a lot. But she is a bit noisy and some have claimed about that. Not easy to admire artworks hearing the hen in the courtyard. Since Hildegarde has a...
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