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Unidentified Artist, An Allegory of Virtue (?); verso: Three Mythological Figures, 18th century https://t.co/esgjT2BBPh
well another confusing theory...
probably ae also connect with PIN
while drippin nct also just there...
somehow hot sause just juicy cartoony punch
nct also has their own punch...
what if the drippin allegory dragon is the black mamba...lol...
i just clown my head 🤪🤪🤪 https://t.co/vjPs3KIC7z
...a heavy hand in pointing out Ororo's hopelessness to herself (but, to be fair, she did learn manners from an allegorical Satan).
No matter who's telling the story, be it Claremont or Illyana, Kitty will always be given an opportunity to dramatically monologue, and the girl...
The original allegory of X-Men can be seen to conform to the concept of the “model minority” in abstract ways. Despite being definitive of the franchise, however, Claremont only rarely employed this foundational allegory, instead favouring a more fluid moral imperative. #xmen 1/9
Floating through the sky with bubbles, birds, and lots of putti: allegory of air, by my pupil Cornelis Schut. Today is his day.
Allegory of Salvation – Lucas Cranach the Younger, 1557.
(Museum der bildenden Künste, Leipzig).
Allegory of Fortune (La Fortuna) – Salvator Rosa, c. 1659.
Rosa was known for his landscape paintings, but also worked in the sphere of mythology, witchcraft, portraits, and satire. (J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles). #art
Odilon Redon, Allegorical Figure (The Giant), 19th-20th century https://t.co/1fuSLk60Cn #odilonredon
"Jane, you've read this play before, right?"
"Yea, babe. The scene you're lookin' at is an allegory for the human condition."
"Huh. I see it."
"You owe me a kiss for that, Rie"
Elisabeth Sonrel was a French painter and illustrator in the Art Nouveau style. Her works included allegorical subjects, mysticism and symbolism, portraits and landscapes
#womenartists
Henry Lamb painted 'The Traveller' in 1911 for Lady Ottoline Morrell with whom he had a passionate affair. The subject of the painting is unknown, but at the time Lady Morrell inspired Lamb to create allegorical pictures possibly influenced by the Ballet Russes and Picasso.
never been good for allegory, but heres my two cents:
i believe the flowers we see here are cherry blossoms. the buddhist view on mortality is sometimes symbolized by these flowers. an ephemeral event and the brief span of life; things do not last eternally.
Rea has also been featured in Juxtapose Magazine, highlighting his incredibly detailed style.
"Described as a contemporary surrealist painter, Rea’s hyper real, allegorical works explore the dualities of the human condition."
https://t.co/Vv5WY2T5yF
