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#Grazie al Dott. Boschi per il focus on sul nuovo numero de @FumodiChina dove sono presente con un'intervista dedicata a @SuperSantas for Peace, progetto internazionale umanitario dedicato al #Messico: https://t.co/x4zCbvus0V #fumodichina #comics #fumetti #fumetto @sole24ore
My new painting “Within the Garden of Earthly Delights (what will I become?)” (acrylic on panel) is on exhibition at @outregallery where over 30 artists pay homage to #HieronymusBosch 🕷Show OPENING TONIGHT runs - April 24th, if you are in Melbourne Australia, get out & go see!!
Portfolio: „Comic für die Werkschau Robert Bosch GmbH“ von Domenico Elmo → https://t.co/oOXTw1HvWi
ボス「快楽の園」の進捗状況。とりあえず白いキリン歩行グラと生命の樹?だけ作った。他は借り物。 #ヒエロニムス・ボス #HieronymusBosch #RPGツクールMV
Johnny Yong Bosch being consistent as Yukimura Sanada XD
He seems to be the only VA that gets to voice more than one version of the same historical character.
These Yukimuras are from Samurai Warriors and Sengoku BASARA respectively. :P
@adm_bn I’ll have to get a copy of that. I think looking through my uncles vinyl collection was the first time I properly made contact with any kind of art. I remember being completely terrified but obsessed with the Hieronymus Bosch Deep Purple cover.
Sketch of the Day...Titus B. Welliver (born March 12, 1961) is an American actor. He is best known for his portrayals of the Man in Black on Lost, Silas Adams on Deadwood, Jimmy O’Phelan on Sons of Anarchy, and the title role in the television series Bosch.
instead of the futurama "shut up and take my money" image macro, i'm going to start using this crop from hieronymus bosch's painting Death and the Miser
It's Paul Klee's birthday. One of the strangest artists there has ever been. Up there with Bosch in the 'strange' league. Don't ask me what his work is about. I haven't a clue. But he was into theosopohy and the occult so he probably didn't know what it was about either. #Klee
Per secoli, la rappresentazione dell'Inferno fu garanzia di pura libertà per gli artisti.
Qui, l'Inferno visto da Andrea da Firenze (1366), da un miniaturista olandese (1434ca), da Bosch (1500ca) e da Hans Memling (1485ca).
Buon viaggio, tra fiamme e fantasia!