#cave painters
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lepetitdragonvert · 7 months ago
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Ulysses Fleeing The Cave of Polyphemus
1812
Artist : Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg (1783-1853)
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hydralune · 1 month ago
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thinking about all the 2 hour timers I set just so I could farm my rewards for maudlin dream...anyway I'm still laughing at this scene in alkaid's story
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tunanoodlesoup · 14 days ago
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hi tumblr im back for the next however long until the brunt of my pressure fixation wears off before i go into hybenation again anyway hes silly and hes silly and btw hes silly and did i mention hes silly and i THEY HAVE SUCH A CHOKEHOLD ON ME FREE MEE PELASSEE and painter is me fr did you know that hes literally me if you even care
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and the most unserious painter angst bc i gave up when i got to sebastian,, here everyone who needs their souls cleansed i guess LMAOOFS ive seen many artists be uninvited to pressure themed birthday parties....
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paullorenz · 2 months ago
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I am a cave painter
Every color is an extension of the previous. There is no waste...there is only the future...
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marysoulpainter · 27 days ago
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Day 29 - Connection
I remembered about Cueva de las Manos and immediately thought of making this piece. The composition could be a little better, but eh, it's good enough methinks
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finelythreadedsky · 7 months ago
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every time i think about the play philoctetes i remember the chorus as being composed of nymphs rather than sailors. my brain just automatically puts women back in the text.
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art-portraits · 8 days ago
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Emma Hart, Lady Hamilton (c 1765-1815), as Circe
Artist: George Romney (English, 1734-1802)
Date: 1782
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Collection: Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire, England
Description
Rectangular oil painting in portrait orientation depicting a female figure in full-length, dressed after the antique, seemingly striding forwards out of the canvas with her left arm raised, her head bowing slightly to engage the viewer. The sitter is Emma, Lady Hamilton (1765-1815), shown as the Greek Mythological character 'Circe', who fed travellers on poisoned meat which would turn them into pigs, she is encountered in "The Odyssey". She is often, as here, shown carrying a wand or stick for driving the pigs to their sties. Circe stands in front of a rocky outcrop, or at the mouth of a cave. To her left there are the heads of two wolves emerging from the darkness behind her, in the distance, to Circe's right, there is a boat at anchor in a bay.
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the-cricket-chirps · 1 year ago
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Bull, from cave of Altamira, Santander, Spain, c. 10,000 B.C.
Pablo Picasso, Plate 4, 'Bull’ series, 1945 (lithograph)
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arinewman7 · 1 year ago
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Queen Mab's Cave
J. M. W. Turner
1846
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strawberri-draws · 4 months ago
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Art fights 🤺
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galleryofart · 3 months ago
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An Allegory of Intelligence
Artist: Cesare Dandini  (Italian, 1596–1657)
Style: Baroque
Date: 1656
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Collection: Private Collection
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lightsaroundyourvanity · 1 year ago
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premise: that peeta was also kind of faking it in the first games and fell in love with katniss over the books he was just a more brilliant actor than she ever was
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neotibicen-linnei · 3 months ago
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digital painting practice
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1880peterson · 4 months ago
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keeping to the cave today
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yggdrassal · 3 months ago
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I'm not sure how many times I've redone this image, but here's that latest iteration. The two previous versions can be found on my Newgrounds page.
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artandthebible · 2 months ago
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The Lamentation
Artist: Anthony van Dyck (Flemish, 1599 – 1641)
Genre: Religious Art
Date: c. 1629
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Collection: Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp, Belgium
Christ’s dead body is laid out across the entrance to a cave, his head resting on Mary’s lap. She is wholly immersed in grief: her arms outspread, her palms open, her face averted.
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