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3/ The myth of the Kalydonian boar hunt has been famous since the time of Homer, and has always been a favorite scene for artists. Representations abound: from Archaic vase painters, to Roman sculptors, and even the 17th c. workshop of Peter Paul Rubens!
Satyr and Girl, 1615 https://t.co/kYfzmeJ3Wx #baroque #peterpaulrubens
Beheading of St. John the Baptist, 1610 #flemishart #peterpaulrubens
Diana and her Nymphs Surprised by the Fauns, 1640 #peterpaulrubens #flemishart
Lord Astris, count of Fort Easley, sidhe Gwydion. :) I just looove painting these portraits!
art by me, character belongs to Rubens Alves.
#changeling #rpg #sidhe #fae
Drunken Bacchus with Faun and Satyr #flemishart #peterpaulrubens
"Leda and the Swan"(レダと白鳥)が、対人性愛描写よりも直截になったのは、性愛/動物的なものを過度に抑圧した中世キリスト教以降の、イデオロジカルな抑圧への、反動なのであろう。
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Michelangelo(模写)/Rubens
Pompeii(遺跡壁画)/Boucher
Miracle of St. Justus, P. Rubens (1635-40). "Cephalophores" are martyrs who, upon being beheaded, pick up their heads. According to tradition, the head might speak, pray, or accuse the executioners; usually, the saint takes it to the point where he wants his church to be built.