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I realized I forgot to post all of the renaissance set (part 1) together!!
Mushroom house - 0.05 eth (10/10) left
Enchanted Renaissance- 0.043 eth (3/10) left 💚💚🍀
https://t.co/wihxc7akSd @opensea
Goodnight guys .. thanks for the massive support 🫂💚
Shinobu x dark renaissance
Should I make one for Mitsuri as well?
#artistsontwitter #art #DemonSlayer
@historydefined Moses is a sculpture by the Italian High Renaissance artist Michelangelo Buonarroti, housed in the church of San Pietro in Vincoli in Rome.Commissioned in 1505 by Pope Julius II for his tomb, it depicts the biblical figure Moses with horns on his head💯
https://t.co/GzTYwcf1HK
Stag Hunt of Elector Friedrich III the Wise, 1529 #northernrenaissance #lucascranachtheelder https://t.co/zEeNNDasHL
@NickAllmaier Tony soprano crying while meeting Mother Mary, in the style of early northern renaissance art
The Transfiguration of Christ, 1511 #highrenaissance #lotto https://t.co/11LIwxzEMK
Hercu- er, Chill vs Grill who's trying to finish his can of yeet 😂
A yet another renaissance painting parody, this time of the Hercules vs Antaeus!!
gee thankyou @polkadotmooncat for the random yet glorious idea xD
#OTHfanart
GM 😭🔥✨🍀.. I woke up to not 1 but 2 freaking sales! Thank you @gerrygelato for collecting both ‘enchanted Renaissance and ‘Chikyū gai (red)’ I’m SUPER HAPPY right now 💚
5/10 left ‘enchanted Renaissance 0.043 eth
4/5 left ‘Chikyū gai(red) 0.07 eth
https://t.co/8v7a8o9YxJ
Behold the Augsburg Book of Miracles, a Brilliantly-Illuminated Manuscript of Supernatural Phenomena from Renaissance Germany https://t.co/JQwkL8rIQq a través de @openculture
A beautiful #armor of Emperor Ferdinand I, attributed to Jörg Seusenhofer and Leonhard Meurl, #Innsbruck, #Austria, 1537, housed at the @KHM_Wien
#hre #holyromanempire #renaissance #khm #vienna #art #history
The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, 1475 #northernrenaissance #hansmemling https://t.co/guqgOtagsx
Averroes (1126-1198) Muslim Andalusian genius. He contributed to philosophy, theology, medicine, jurisprudence, linguistics, psychology, and more. His translated commentaries on Aristotle helped spark the Renaissance itself.
Plato (424–347 BC) Second founder of Western philosophy. Student of Socrates, teacher of Aristotle. He started the Academy: the first higher educational institution in the West.
Portrayed as Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) The ultimate Renaissance man.