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detail of painting by françois martin-kavel
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Sleepy Frieren but she's a greek goddess✨
I based this drawing off of Lord Frederic Leighton's Flaming June painting
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Demon Slayer 👺🎴🔥I combined two pieces for this one, “St. George” by Solomon J Solomon and “Michael defeats Satan” by Guido Reni. I love the motif of Tanjiro holding Nezuko while slaying Muzan. I’m a little sad his katana wouldn’t work for this piece (as katanas are shorter in terms of swords and are typically wielded with both hands contrary to western swords) But I love how it turned out regardless! I love Nezuko’s little manicure 💅 and I chose to go with Tanjiro’s less controversial earrings. Muzan doesn’t look half bad down there 😳
Portal of Perception, oil on canvas.
— Freydoon Rassouli (Iranian, b.1943)
Windflowers, by John William Waterhouse (1902), oil on canvas.
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Scaraboid gem engraved with a snake, Greek, Classical Period, 450–425 BC. Currently in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
James Jacques Joseph Tissot, Triumph of the Will - The Challenge (detail), ca. 1877
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