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@ascalonsmercy There’s so many cool pieces!
Arnold Böcklin’s ‘In the Sea’ is my favorite to see, idk there’s something about it. I just like mermaid mythology and the ocean so I’m absolutely smitten with it every time I go.
Isle of the Dead is Böcklin's most famous work and inspired others to make their own versions, all four made by others
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Death playing the violin/fiddle in art:
. Frans Francken II,'Death Playing the Violin'
. 'Death the Strangler - The 1st Outbreak of Cholera at a Masked Ball in Paris 1831'
. Arnold Böcklin, 'Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle'
. Stevan Aleksic, 'Self-portrait with Death'
L'île des Morts
A quick tribut to one of my favorite painting, maybe I'll finish it later.
#IsleoftheDead #ArnoldBöcklin #Bocklin #DieToteninsel
I really like this one. it reminds me of Arnold Böcklin's "Isle of the Dead" 🛶
#lovecraft #innsmouth #arnoldbocklin #darkart #architecture #midjourney
Here’s a 1630 canvas attributed to Francisco de Herrera the elder. Not great - but not ridiculous. But back to Böcklin. It’s interesting that, before the turn of the 20th Century, he had a towering reputation. He was part of modern art’s avant-garde. Then: he was kitsch.
https://t.co/UXQNPsGIga
🎼Antonio Lucio Vivaldi(1678-1741)
🎵Alleluia (from RV631)
🎶 Karine Gauvin(soprano)
🎨Arnold Böcklin (Venus Anadyomene)
Arnold Böcklin.
Swiss, 1827-1901.
Im Meere. 1883
The Art Institute of Chicago
Arnold Böcklin (Swiss, 1827-1901), "Ruine am Meer/Ruin on the seashore" (1880)
Arnold Böcklin
Mondscheinlandschaft mit Ruine (c1849) #ArnoldBöcklin
In the Irish fairy tale "The Soul Cages" by Thomas Keightley, a green merrow with pig eyes and a red nose, captures the souls of drowned sailors and locks them away in cages under the waves...
🎨Böcklin🧜♀️
#FairytaleTuesday @FairyTale_Tues
Arnold Böcklin, 1883, In the Sea #europeanart #artinstituteofchicago https://t.co/DfvJCIhN3M
@Trungles I'm finally getting deep into it and really enjoying it! I never knew I wanted a fantasy game that feels like wandering through a Böcklin painting.
