medievalpocさんのイラストまとめ

Pieter Boel; Abraham Diepenbeek
Design painting for a tapestry: Lion Hunt
Netherlands/Flanders (probably 1650s)
Goache on Paper, pasted onto canvas; 292x324 cm.
Hermitage Museum

It's a great time to search the ever-expanding online collections of museums. For example, here's a selection of what you can find searching for "Adoration of the Magi" on @metmuseum's website: https://t.co/oqaVJ5lwSH

Lucas de Heere
Théâtre de tous les Peuples et Nations de Terre… An Ethiopian (Coptic) Bishop, and an Ethiopian Woman
Belgium (c. 1584)
Universiteitsbibliotheek, Gent
https://t.co/QJtxv57nsj

Magic: The Gathering has some really great artwork featuring Elves of Color, as well: https://t.co/SjhoWC8r8y

BUT!! Rather than dwell in negativity, I like to bring a little positivity to everyone's day. We need it now more than ever. And I DO have a tag "Elves of Color" with contemporary art of just that. So, enjoy: https://t.co/qALHDiKiKV

As well as the fact that there are so many beautiful artworks a lot of people wouldn't see, otherwise!
https://t.co/rFih10SnzI
https://t.co/6WXjzm9S9j
https://t.co/tBa5dtvBcs
https://t.co/NJJVIpF2rX

Honestly, many people's concept of what "medieval art" looks like is actually based on the works of John William Waterhouse, most of which were made c. 1900-1917!! https://t.co/WtDvQHO9CW

Many people would say that these artworks are "medieval"...however, these are all from the Pre-Raphaelite "Medievalists" c. the 1850s: https://t.co/hmUbgLN2hU

Paolo Veronese
Three Archers
Italy (1558)
Fresco, 270 x 130 cm.
Chiesa de San Sebastiano (Venice, Italy)
https://t.co/xVn6F0y7T1
https://t.co/TkLkZKZtbJ

Peter Paul Rubens (copy after Cornelisz)
Mulay Ahmad
Netherlands (1609)
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
https://t.co/3btyfft5Oh