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ﾆｺﾆｺ……敵の弱点を見つけた時、気に喰わぬ奴が滅ぶ時、圧倒的勝機を見出した時、謀が成った時、炎に沈む夷狄の村落を恍惚と憐憫と諸行無常の入り混じった虚しさに駆られながら眺める時、完全なる勝利を達成した時などに使うエトルリア系百人隊長の画像
Etruscan centurion 3rd-2nd Centuries BC
Mervamon
(Menrva: Etruscan Wisdom Goddess)
Goddess
Attacks:
Final Strike Roll
Olympia Kai
(02/03)..>based on the Etruscan+Iberian visual language and I took the opportunity to use the shapes of Etruscan horses and play around with them while testing some Winsor&Newton watercolors. The combo with red MUJI pen was... chef kiss!!👌✨
Modern "fantasy" mostly uses creatures which are essentially demonized native European ancestral or nature spirits.
The Ogre and Orc are both derived from Orcus, the Etruscan and Roman deity of the underworld. The English Goblin was the same as the Nisse and Domovoy.
The Dead Are Alive (1972) A photographer on an archaeological expedition digging up Etruscan ruins in Italy begins to suspect that not all the Etruscans buried there are actually dead. Alex Cord, Samantha Eggar and John Marley. https://t.co/W8ASU6XYIa
#FrescoFriday Tomb of the Dancing Women ~ c. C5th-C4th BCE.
This ancient Peucetian tomb was rediscovered in 1833. Its frescoes are one of the oldest known examples of figurative painting in Apulia. The style suggests an Etruscan influence.
🏛 MAN Napoli, inv. 9353.
‘Etruscan Puppet a, b, c’ & ‘Etruscan Fool a & b’ by Oona Grimes (Pencil and Collage/Coloured Pencil on paper - Signed on Verso)
Bidding open 27th October – 15th November | Hosted by @dreweatts1759
More info coming soon 🌪️
Tina Goldstein and Fantastic Beasts philosophy: Thunderbird (Part 1)
On Etruscan mythology, there's God of Sky, named Tinia/Tina; that have symbols of thunderbolt + eagle = Thunderbird.
Tina's Ilvermorny house is Thunderbird.
#FantasticBeasts #TinaGoldstein
2022.09.08
Happy Birthday to All. Have a Good Day.
9thシーズンは今日の誕生色の頭文字でモンスター（キャラクター？）を作ります。
Birthday Color / #EtruscanRed
出典：COLORSTROLOGY
This September I reopened my patreon! The novelty is that now I can also make articles in English. You will find sketches and illustrations: all with a historical, mythical and fantasy theme!
The first post is dedicated to Etruscan ships.
