#paintings

[detailedart]

Breaking waves in purple, green bottle and sand tones. By Jeanne Rosier Smith.

[boymonsters]

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By Roberto Ferri

[icecreamwithjackdaniels]

Adelsteen Normann (Norwegian, 1848–1918), "Sunset over the Fjord"

[the-fluffy-folio]

Krampling – Tiny fiend, chaotic evil

When things turn from bad to worse, it was the krampling – a cunning fiend emerging from the cold fogs covering the endless plains and mountain slopes. It is quite charming one and will try anything to hide its true motives. Happily, it offers help to the wounded or guidance for the lost; it has food, it knows the way or finds a solution – whatever it takes to convince its victims of its ″noble″ indentions. They say that only a heart of gold is safe from the krampling’s ill will. Those with an unburdened mind filled with malicious thoughts, however, will be chased – just as if the krampling was solely sent out to punish the wicked.

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[vivelareine]

'Franklin Urging the Claims of the American Colonies Before Louis XVI' by George Healy, circa 1847-1855.

[discocuttlefish]

The artist is rangokardak on IG.

Mina Bakhtiari

[petersolarz]

Untitled © Peter Solarz

[archivedotorgfan]

'the murderer,' 'the fight (1932),' 'uninvited guests,' and 'the fight (c. 1935),' by edvard munch, oil on canvas, 1930s.

[icecreamwithjackdaniels]

Horatio Henry Couldery (British, 1832–1918), "Cats by a Fishbowl" (detail)

[night-dark-woods]

ID. a realistic digital painting of a knight holding a vampire close. the vampire is a head shorter, and her chin and neck are soaked in blood. she's wide-eyed, trying to draw back from the freely-bleeding wound she has just left on the knight's neck. the knight holds her hand tightly and presses a kiss to the top of her head. End ID.

⚢ knight and vampire

[diemelusine]

Portrait of Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko (1871) by Ivan Kramskoi. Tretyakov Gallery.

[the-fluffy-folio]

Distillate of Stille – Potion, rare

Is it a trap to lure one in? Or a gift to call for aid? Brewed from the fragments of a stille’s amber-like flesh, this potion is as mysterious as the creature it origins from…

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[praise-the-lord-im-dead]

Journal paintings <3

[rainbowpopeworld]

[image description: uncredited screencap of tags by @shiftingpath. Tags read: #does she also sell the skulls #are the skulls free with purchase #is she just also holding those incidentally and they're not for sale #is she a little nervous how every time she goes to give someone flowers she picks up a skull inexplicably instead #do you PAY HER in SKULLS]

The Flower Vendor by Victor Prouvé (1882)

[obsession-of-aesthetic]

"The Betrothal Ring" by Warren B. Davis (1906)