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this part of the mural depicts wind archer cookie in his guardian of the millennial tree costume, as well as cryptic engravings of ocean dragon, magmabird, thundersnow yeti, and emerald golem. fun fact: this was released before thundersnow yeti was in the game!
Engraving of the creation of the planets - surrounded by angels, God points toward a succession of spheres & flames; illustration to the Spanish trans of Buffon's 'Histoire Naturelle', c.1785-1804 by Fernando Selma & Mariano Salvador Maella @britishmuseum
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(2/2) “Big Fish Eat the Little Fish” An engraving by Pieter van der Heyden after a drawing by Peter Bruegel the Elder (1557)
"Common #cuttlefish" and other cuttle fish
Hand-colored wood engraving.
Published inLondon, 1860.
#JellyFish
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@yogeshchahal173 @BadheshaGagan @joybhattacharj @DrZareenFatima Interesting. The engraving with @GallicaBnF has different colouring ...
Penelope and her Maids, 16th c. engraving, by anonymous "Master FG," after lost Primaticcio murals at Fontainebleau. I love the balusters of the loom and the winders, giving a sense that these women have established a perfectly ordered system of mutual defense thru deception...
#GothicAesthetics The angel of death striking a door during the plague of Rome, 1879. Engraving by Levasseur after Jules-Élie Delaunay.
Laser engraving hexagon pattern to the white components of #AsukaLangley +3.0 plugsuit
We're looking at a few #monochrome artworks from the collection as we end #colour month.
Take a look at Rammy-born Harry Dewhurst's woodcut print, Lily House at @kewgardens - it looks pretty detailed! Wood engraving is a relief form of #printmaking a tricky process to master.
The Ukrainian Sergey Kirnitskiy is one of the best-known artists currently working in the area of engravings for bookplates, one of the few areas where erotic illustration is still alive. We'd love to see him illustrate a whole book! See his work at https://t.co/DJOxzpsn4c.
The Ukrainian Sergey Kirnitskiy is one of the best-known artists currently working in the area of engravings for bookplates, one of the few areas where erotic illustration is still alive. We'd love to see him illustrate a whole book! See his work at https://t.co/DJOxzpsn4c.
The Ukrainian Sergey Kirnitskiy is one of the best-known artists currently working in the area of engravings for bookplates, one of the few areas where erotic illustration is still alive. We'd love to see him illustrate a whole book! See his work at https://t.co/DJOxzpsn4c.
The Ukrainian Sergey Kirnitskiy is one of the best-known artists currently working in the area of engravings for bookplates, one of the few areas where erotic illustration is still alive. We'd love to see him illustrate a whole book! See his work at https://t.co/DJOxzpsn4c.
Paul Landacre
‘Visitors’ 1935.
#WoodEngravings #art #visualarts #30s
The Ukrainian Sergey Kirnitskiy is one of the best-known artists currently working in the area of engravings for bookplates, one of the few areas where erotic illustration is still alive. We'd love to see him illustrate a whole book! See his work at https://t.co/DJOxzpsn4c.
The Ukrainian Sergey Kirnitskiy is one of the best-known artists currently working in the area of engravings for bookplates, one of the few areas where erotic illustration is still alive. We'd love to see him illustrate a whole book! See his work at https://t.co/DJOxzpsn4c.
The Ukrainian Sergey Kirnitskiy is one of the best-known artists currently working in the area of engravings for bookplates, one of the few areas where erotic illustration is still alive. We'd love to see him illustrate a whole book! See his work at https://t.co/19mLBkt8tT.
The Ukrainian Sergey Kirnitskiy is one of the best-known artists currently working in the area of engravings for bookplates, one of the few areas where erotic illustration is still alive. We'd love to see him illustrate a whole book! See his work at https://t.co/19mLBkt8tT.
Pierre-Joseph Redouté (10 July 1759 – 19 June 1840) was a painter and botanist from Belgium, known for his watercolours of roses, lilies and other flowers at Malmaison, many of which were published as large, color stipple engravings.