Sesquicentennial Snarkさんのイラストまとめ

@ragesoss This print is something very special, because it shows that Gustave Doré had spotted a monstrous hidden head in a painting by Matthias Grünewald to the Isenheim Altarpiece.

(https://t.co/i9b7k7C9ln)

@Timewalkarts @WilliamShatner +++ https://t.co/UxnvKs4Pgv +++

@PolitiBunny @PFilipivich Note, the times are over, when the left and the right respected each other. Divide and rule. Trump did a good job for Putin and Xi.

@culturaltutor "The Ancient of Days" surely is an inspiring painting. Here is a recombed version, with apologies to William Blake.

High resolution images:
※ Color (8000×10000): https://t.co/Mc0Im0JqfE,
※ BW (8000×111111): https://t.co/450ikT9TWF.

@MaggieGVdeE Al ilustrar "La caza del snark" de Lewis Carroll, Henry Holiday podría haber aludido a "El bardo" de John Martin (https://t.co/4hbYaD5Mex).

@octonion + https://t.co/B0QH6iFqeJ +

@sexdeathrebirth William Blake's "The Ancient of Days" truly is a source of inspiration. Here is a recombed version.

High resolution images:
※ Color (8000×10000): https://t.co/Mc0Im0JqfE,
※ BW (8000×111111): https://t.co/ZPuJ0rOpdg.

@ChriXCoenen When illustrating Lewis Carroll's "The Hunting of the Snark", Henry Holiday might have alluded to John Martin's "The Bard" (https://t.co/4hbYaD5Mex).

@wabbey William Blake's "The Ancient of Days" truly is a source of inspiration. Here is a recombed version.

High resolution images:
※ Color (8000×10000): https://t.co/Mc0Im0JqfE
※ BW (8000×111111): https://t.co/ZPuJ0rOpdg

@enwikipedia There is even more Grünewald in Holiday's illustration.