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daily-ninjago-tcg · 1 year ago

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Card of the Day: Argument

German name: Streit

Featured characters: Raggmunk, Blunck

Series 3

Number: 157

Type: action card

English description: If there are at least two opposing villains in the arena, turn one of them by 180°. Pull a card.

German description: Befinden sich mindestens zwei gegnerische Schurken in der Arena, drehe einen davon um 180°. Ziehe eine Karte.

#ninjago #ninjago tcg #card #action card #series 3 #raggmunk ninjago #blunck ninjago #raggmunk #blunck

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ochiody · 5 months ago

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#painting is odysseus on the island of calypso by ditlev blunck #the odyssey #odysseus #greek mythology #tagamemnon

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al-luviec · 5 months ago

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compiled whatever this is (and I run out of tag space)

meh HoT gifs (3/?)

#alek gifs #ninjago #ninjago krux #ninjago acronix #hands of time #time twins #alternate title to this series is : stuff i noticed after watching this season 10 whole times #okay actually thats a lie. i realized this the 3rd time around #i think of acronix and how he barely makes any decisions for himself and i go crazy #ppl equate that with him feeling forced to do stuff.. uh hes always been a follower guys!!#cue him calling wu “master wu” even after the twins betrayal. him liking machia bc shes “mean” and bossy #he has no issue with following orders lol. prepare for a long acronix rant one day #contexts -> gif 1 barely counts i just wanted to include him looking at krux. he does this a lot during that fight #gif 2 is before they kill blunck and raggmunk (idk how to spell their names still ... sorry)#gif 3 is before they were going to kill wu in the golden hour legacy short. which is canon !!#gif 4 is before they sent themselves into the temporal vortex #that one post that was like “are we still doing revenge? yeah? cool” bc thats basically acronix #there is something fundamentally wrong with these two's brains but idk how to describe it #krux who literally lost his mind after losing his brother to the point he adopted an entire identity #“he just needed to go undercover!!” counter point as soon as acronix came back he was unable to pretend to be saunders. he acted super weird #like when kai was in the museum he couldnt pretend to be this person he wasnt. acronix was back !!! so was he. krux was 100% going to kill #the smith sibs if maya and ray didnt comply. also.. canonly they knew him when they worked as teachers back in s3. he watched them grow up #and pretended all was well meanwhile their parents were being forced to work and slave away to build the iron doom. he is not normal #then you have acronix who thrives off of violence and is described as throwing himself into battle like a blunt object. has no regard #for himself as a person and just takes (almost) everything his brother says as gospel. s7 couldve done smthn really cool with how #the only thing the twins ever really disagreed on was technology. also ive went on a semirant about how krux's hatred for tech was misplaced #hatred for losing acronix. wanted to travel to the pre modern era? okay well whyd he pick 40 years ago specifically. also NOTE that they #went back after their past selves had lost. they wouldve faired better if they went and helped their past selves. also the reversal blade #had already fallen so when the twins went back in time there was two kruxes. he literally went back to when he had been all alone for the #for the first time. he went back to when his life was ruined and his brother was gone!! but he had nix with him this time . ughdhf

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granstromjulius · 4 months ago

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Ditlev Blunck

#ditlev blunck #art #artwork #fine art #fineart #painting #art history #history of art #women in art

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kyokittymeow · 6 months ago

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Hear me out...what if the vermillions are like his children? And they call him dad?? Because that's so cute??? And Machia is definitly the favourite child, okay?????

I mean come onnnnn, i bet he felt like a proud dad, when the first snakes were hatching.

"Look at them!! They are my babiess!! :D"

#ninjago #ninjago krux #krux #ninjago vermillion #ninjago machia #ninjago blunck #ninjago raggmunk #ninjago art #ninjago fan art #my art

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moradadabeleza · 2 months ago

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Ditlev Blunck

Mareridt (Nightmare), 1846

#Ditlev Blunck

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weirdlookindog · 1 year ago

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Ditlev Blunck - Nightmare, 1846

#ditlev blunck #nightmare #art #painting #19th century art

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classic-art-favourites · 10 days ago

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Allegory of Sunday by Ditlev Blunck, 1841.

#classic art #painting #ditlev blunck #german artist #19th century #academicism #allegorical art #sunday #angels #woman #children #crosses #books #musical instruments #mountains

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jynxheartlake · 15 days ago

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I have more

#skales ninjago #pythor ninjago #selma ninjago #fangtom ninjago #acidicus ninjago #skalidor ninjago #blunck ninjago #raggmunk ninjago #lego ninjago #ninjago serpentine #text post

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justineportraits · 1 year ago

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Ditlev Blunck Nightmare 1846

#ditlev blunck

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galleryofart · 6 months ago

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Allegory of Sunday

Artist: Ditlev Blunck (1798–1853)

Title: Deutsch: Allegorie des Sonntags

Date: 1841

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: National Museum, Stockholm, Sweden

Description

The painting, Allegory of Sunday, is a striking work of art that undeniably ranks among the artist’s most ambitious pieces. Ditlev Blunck (1798–1854) was active during the period known as the Danish Golden Age, which lasted from around 1810 to 1864. This period saw a flourishing of the arts in Denmark, with the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen at its heart. Quite a few Danish artists of the time, Blunck included, had German roots. Following Denmark’s two wars with Germany, he was overlooked by Danish art historians and consequently slid into obscurity. Blunck’s focus on religious motifs and scenes from everyday life, which in the 20th century were often considered old-fashioned and uninteresting, only exacerbated his obscurity.

Dating from 1841, Allegory of Sunday is an especially fine example of Ditlev Blunck’s religious painting. The work is exquisitely executed, and the overall effect calls to mind both the art of the Renaissance and the 19th-century German painters who took inspiration from it. In a way, an allegory resembles a rebus comprising symbolic components that together constitute a message – something achieved here by Blunck in a highly sophisticated manner. The specially designed frame, carved in wood and painted to coordinate with the image, is an integral part of the artwork. It contains six small paintings representing the other weekdays. The names of the days are inscribed among ornamental loops in the intricate relief work.