John Herreidさんのイラストまとめ

Trolls with an abducted princess, by John Bauer, 1915.

Pictorialism was an artistic photography movement of the late 1800s / early 1900s that used photography to evoke mood and theme rather than strictly document reality. Photographers often altered negatives or drew directly on prints to alter the image as needed.

Portrait of an African Man by Jan Mostaert, c. 1525. It's unknown who this painting represents, but his rich clothing indicates that he was likely a figure of some importance.

Josep Tapiró i Baró (1836-1913) was a Catalan artist who specialized in extremely detailed watercolor portraits. In 1871 he visited Morocco for the first time. His best known works are the beautiful portraits he painted of people he encountered there.

@HaleyCarrots Yes. It inspired a sketchbook drawing and a watercolor.

“Journey” by Yumeji Takehisa, 1931.

Sacred and Immaculate Hearts by Józef Mehoffer, 1911.

Mary looks a little judgy here, but I probably deserve it.

Salvator Mundi, an unfinished painting by Albrecht Dürer, circa 1500. It's a fascinating opportunity to look at the master's art process--you can see his incredibly detailed underdrawing with only some of the layers of oil paint glazed over it.

Portrait of Pieter Verdonck by Frans Hals, 1636.

Verdonck was apparently well-known for being argumentative, with some saying his jaw slew more people than Samson did with the jawbone of an ass. So Hals depicts him wielding one!

Some digital art from a few years back, made for a book cover. The image was inspired by a vintage copy of The Jungle Book that I saw at a used bookstore.