medievalpocさんのイラストまとめ

Correggio
Adoration of the Magi
Italy (1517)
Oil on Canvas (transferred from panel), 84 x 108 cm.
Pinacoteca di Brera
https://t.co/VVvK56PLin

Anonymous Flemish Artist
Nude Woman
Flanders (1640s)
Carved Wood, 26.3 cm.
München, Bayerisches Nationalmuseum.

#AncientArtWeek
Statue of an Ethiopian Youth
Hellenistic Greece (c. 3rd-2nd Century B.C.E.)
Bronze, 18.29 cm.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
https://t.co/sQmpwHEMCi

Hekanefer (Heqanefer), Prince of Miam, Leading tribute bearers
from the Tomb of Hekenefer; Egypt, New Kingdom (c. 1550 BCE – c. 1077 BCE)
The Robert F. Picken Family Nubian Gallery
https://t.co/yI0M2hliMa

#AncientArtWeek
Black Woman Holding Beauty Implements
Egypt (19th Dynasty; 1292-1187 B.C.E.)
Terracotta, 20 cm.
@AshmoleanMuseum, Department of Antiquities
https://t.co/pY4tRn8JcH
The Image of the Black in Western Art Research Project and Photo Archive, Harvard University

Cardinal Albrecht commissioned & collected SO many artworks and reliquaries that there's an entire illustrated book of *part* of the inventory, the Liber Ostensionis, also called the Hallesche Heiltumsbuch, made 1525-27: https://t.co/fvgjGyfTZr

@MarianneEWardle Oh, yes! You should definitely check out more of Agostino Brunias' paintings-West Indian fashion is impeccable: https://t.co/ZVmEBHfHM4

Philippe Béhagle & The Beauvais Manufactory
Tapestry: Les Astronomes, from L'Histoire de l'empereur de la Chine Series
France (c. 1697)
Wool and silk, modern cotton lining; 318.8 × 424.2 cm
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
@GettyMuseum
https://t.co/X6q3HT0o06

But I like Van Mander's canvasses better, personally. I think they're more dynamic and generally quite (melo)dramatic, like this one of Theagenes's wounds being treated by Charicleia after the shipwreck:
https://t.co/1BQZD7Nb26

Four Fancy Fellows!
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https://t.co/TZeAQwaLbf
https://t.co/TYQC1OlBAj
https://t.co/TDjFPPWX5Q