Illustrator Al Feldstein was divinely inspired to paint this piece of pastafarian religious artwork for the cover of the July, 1951 issue of Weird Tales, decades before the Flying Spaghetti Monster was revealed to the rest of humanity. Truly, he is a prophet! A 2005 artist's replica of the painting sold at auction in 2008. (via Bonniegrrl)
Abducted by the Flying Spaghetti Monster, 1951
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