- Art and the brain
- Art Gallery • 4
- Antoine-Jean Gros
- CLAUDE JOSEPH VERNET
- Albrecht Drurer
- 1 FORESTS, GARDENS and PARKS - before XIX century
- Medieval art is full of poorly executed animals in paintings. Heres whats supposed to be a lion from a 17th century sketch. It might seem laughable to us now, but just thing about how much we ourselves probably paint in wrong about our own history or archaeological past.
- Ancient Near East
- Library Archives
- Today is the Ides of March, the day in which the world lost one of the finest Roman politicians and military leaders - Julius Caesar. His death would see Rome plunged into another civil war, the fall of the Roman Republic and the eventual rise of the Roman Empire.
- 30 Years War
- Hades abducting Persephone. Hellenistic painting from royal tombs of Vergina, Greece. [706x530]
- Paperdolls
- Twelfth Night
- Andrea del Sarto
- Art de Byzance
- Mother Goddess
This part as well with the whole bottom connected is called the Adoration of the Lamb so you can see why it was also called that. The reason why I didnt take a whole picture of the whole bottom or pieces connected,same for the picture before, is because this is the main focus or the highlight of what its real meaning is which is the center piece. The Adoration of the Lamb aka the lamb of God (lamb bleeding from neck) signifies Jesus when he died on the cross to restore our sins. #Jesus #LambofGod #janvaneyck #hubertvaneyck Websites used for information http://www.abcgallery.com/E/eyck/eyck8.html http://www.artbible.info/art/lamb-of-god.html - @the_ghent_altarpeice_fanpage on Instagram
- Fantasy Art
- Art of Vangough
- classic drawing
- Bible Pictures
- Christoph Kolumbus- Cortez und co.
- The Conqueror Worm
- OLYMPUS
- Someone posted a childhood throwback pic but we were too poor for a PC so I couldnt relate. Heres my childhood in one picture.
- Two blind men under a tree healed by Christ.
- 1643-1715 | Baroque Style
- Albrecht Durer
- World map art
- Dante Alighieri en zijn passanten
An Audience in Athens during Agamemnon by Aeschylus by William Blake Richmond, 1884. #bmag #birminghammuseumandartgallery #art #painting #paintingoftheday #ancientgreece #theatre #arthistory - @birmingham_mag on Instagram
- Dancers
- Cretan Icons
- Ancient suit
- Maharajas
- Arthur Rackham
- Queen Esther
- Burgundy
- Ancient Greek civilization
- Worldview
- Nottingham castle
- {CELTIC·NORDIC·MEDIEVAL·VIKING}
- Adolfo Mexiac Y Leopoldo Mendez
- Albrecht Dürer
- Giuseppe Arcimboldo
- Art/Culture
- Primary Sources
- 4: The Emperor
- Medieval Cothing
- european wedding dresses
- CC Cycle 2
- Architecture Drawing
- camellos
- All To Do With Witches
- Antique Fashion
- Martin Schongauer
- The dream of Innocent III, fresco from Saint Francis Basilica, Assisi, 1290s, Giotto (unsure)
- Getty Museum
- Jesus
- 1914
- 19th Century Life
- “Caipiras Caçando” pintura de Almeida Júnior, 1888.
- German mythology
- Where is jesus
Il buon vecchio Piero è tornato solo per voi, eh sì anche se i miei colleghi sono piuttosto bravini non sono nulla in confronto alla mia flagellazione di Cristo, con un’originale composizione divisa in due parti le cui aree rettangolari stanno fra loro in un rapporto aureo #pierodellafrancesca #flagellazionedicristo #art #paint #dipinto - @piero_della_francesca_the_best on Instagram
- An
- Old Master
- Art
- Art Journals and Sketchbooks from Famous Artists
- POUSSIN Nicolas
- 30 Years War
- Accessories- English Style - Manor to Cottage
- Theodore Rousseau
- Albrecht Durer
- UFO and Shapeshifters in a 17th Century Painting by David Ryckaert III Named: La Ronde Des Farfadets ಠಠ
- The voodoo that you do
- St. Francis Assisi
- Dante Alighieri
- Leather Belt
- Art: Portraits
- 1
- Art Deco
- William Russell Flint
- 1710s Constantinople painted from the Dutch consulate
- Marie Antoinette, My Queen
- Henry VII
- About ITALY
- middle age inquisitions
- Agamemnon & Clytemnestra
- Art painting
- catacombs
- Achilles
- Discussion group
- Mary and Joseph
- Spanish People
- Hans The Younger Holbein
- ALBERTO DURERO
- Jules Breton
- Ancient India
- British Army Victorian and Colonial era
- ART
- Alexander Pushkin
- Centaur
- Albrecht Durer
- Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and his son by Rembrandt, 1656/58, Amsterdam [945x1024]
- LEONARDO DA VINCI
- Albrecht Dürer
- Isabella of Castile
- Paradise Lost
- Split Skirt
- Ceremonial Attire
- Ravenna
- meat & skewers
- Albrecht Durer
- Jesus
- Niccolo Dell Abbate paintings
- Troilus and Cressida
- art
- Buddha 佛
- Albrecht Dürer
- 17th century - home and living
- The Baptism of Christ , Aert De Gelder - 1710. In Matthew 3:16, of the New Testament, it is stated that the heavens were opened, and the Spirit descended on him like a dove. Personally, I think it looks like an UFO interacting with Jesus Christ
- Philosohy
- Cecil Beaton
- Fir Bolg
- ALBRECHT DŰRER
- Alchemist
- Beforeigners
- Middle ages
- King Arthur
- Ancient
- 1870s-1880s Art
- World Discovery
- Greyhound Art
- Pyramid of Cestius, Jan Frans van Bloemen, oils on canvas, early 18th century, 50X70 cm.
- Chopin as Dante by his friend Delacroix.
- 14th Century Art
- Ottoman puf
- Bilqis/Makeda/Nicaula: the Queen of Sheba
- Jacques Callot
- Albrecht Dürer
- Elizabeth I
- Ancient rome
- Albrecht Dürer
- Medieval World
- Firebird
- Albrecht Durer
- Art: Shakespearean Scenes
- Haunted History
- Sarcophagus of Seianti Hanunia Tlesnasa dating from between 150–140 BC. [2,948 × 2,211]
- Troilus and Cressida
- Abbasid Caliphate - 750–1258
- Billy Style
- Albrecht Dürer artista
- Botticelli
- La raccolta delle olive Olive harvest
- Saint Antony
- Blackbeard was hit by 5 gunshots and cut 20 times by sword during his last battle, he kept on fighting before finally being struck twice by a sword, eventually killing him.
- Of the Life, Reigne, and Death of William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1644
- Afghanistan- Herat miniatures and other Artefacts
- Ireland and Easter Rising
- Edward VI
- AIRMID
- Art scaf
- Cornelis Jetses 1873-1955
- Al-Juarismi - Al-Jwārizmī
- Albrecht Durer
- Roman theatre
Harvard College exists on land original to the Massachuseuk people, land also visited and used by other Indigenous people, all of whom conserved the area’s natural resources. Harvard “developed” these resources. Over time, western science has identified reasons why conservation may have been the better idea. Learn more and become a part of @harvard history in a new course Re-Wilding Harvard taught by Joyce Chaplin, MA, PhD and David Moreno Mateos PhD. This is a year-long class on rewilding, returning a habitat to an earlier form. Students will research historical and cultural definitions of wilderness and landscape, identify what precolonialist habitats were like in New England, survey how such places have been and might be restored, and then use our campus as a living lab to rewild part of Harvard. The class is open to both graduate students and undergraduates in a broad and relevant range of disciplines. Register for HIST 1973A/GSD SCI 6375 today at https://canvas.harvard.edu/courses/80022 - @greenharvard on Instagram
- Albrecht Durer
- Over the River
Freifechter - @swordsocial on Instagram
- Auction4
- 13th century dress
- Statue en bronze
- The Divine Comedy
- Axum Publications Free E-Book offers
- Gian Lorenzo Bernini
- 400- 500 SKETCH BOOKS
- The Tree of Life mosaic in the audience room of the bath house of Hishams Palace,Ummayad Empire, near Jericho, Palestine[220×167]
- Company History
- Parables of Jesus
- Saint Sebastian
- ARTE
- Noah
- alphonse mucha
- The Mahabharata
- Icons of st. Spiridon
- Celtic
- Art XVIIe et XVIIIe
- Albrecht Dürer
- Andrea di Cione (LOrcagna)
- Art and Art
- Georg Friedrich Händel
- Over the River
How powerless an emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar was! The Mughal Empire was in a continuous state of decline ever since Aurangzebs death. By the time Bahadur Shah Zafar became the Emperor, his real authority existed only within the walls of the Red Fort. The British Resident (representative of Governor General to the Palace), Sir Thomas Metcalfe, kept a firm eye on Zafar’s daily life and frequently forbade him from exercising rights that the Emperor regarded as sacrosanct. No nobleman from outside Delhi could enter the Red Fort without Metcalfe’s permission. To enforce his right to rent from his own lands, Zafar had to make an application to the British courts. He could not present gems from the crown jewels even to his own family members without first informing the Resident, and was occasionally, humiliatingly, made to ask for the return of unauthorised gifts if the agent came to hear about them. Zafar could not gift khilats (robes of honour, symbols of overlordship) on noblemen from outside the Delhi without Metcalfe’s say-so: when Raja Gulab Singh of Kollesur paid a visit to the court, presenting a nazr (or offering of fealty) of ‘a horse and 7 gold mohurs’, in return for which Zafar gave him a khilat, Metcalfe promptly made the Raja return it. A petition was received from Mirza Shoojat Shah stating that a chief had arrived and was desirous of visiting the Palace. Zafar replied that without the Agent’s permission no chief of a foreign territory could be allowed entrance. Zafar had once written: Ya mujhe afsar-e-shahana banaya hota Ya mera Taj gadayana banaya hota (Either you should have made me a royal officer Or you should have given me a crown like a beggars bowl) Source: The Last Mughal by William Dalrymple Image: Illustrated Times London #mughal #Delhigram #delhi6 #delhiwale #WahhIndia #olddelhi #dildilli #delhidiaries #storiesofindia #delhi #history #heritage #vintage #storytelling #storyteller #story #mughalhistory #mughalempire - @stories.from.history_ on Instagram
- The two-sided statue of Mephistopheles and Margaretta (19th Century) at the Salar Jung Museum in India. The sculpture is carved out of a single log of sycamore wood. Artist unknown
- The Monkey Who Had S[old] the World, Edwin H. Landseer, Oil/Canvas, 1827
- Jean Antoine Watteau
- Cleansing of the Temple
- Giotto
- Knights of Templar
- Artful HORSES
- ideas for art
- Art, Bruegel
- DRAW
- Art | Drawing
- King David
- Favourite Artists and Paintings
- Ancient India
- Andrea Mantegna
- Eclectic sculptures
- Art || Dutch Masters
- Albrecht Dürer the Elder
- Dancers
- REMBRANDT ETCHINGS
- hyderabad
- ITALIAN ARTIST
- Twinings tea
- Halloween planning help, please
- Patron Saints for all ones needs
- Indian art paintings
- 14th-century Aumonieres (Art)
- The Vatican
- Ravenna
Two Gentlemen of Verona, Valentine Rescuing Sylvia From Proteus by William Holman Hunt, 1850-1851. The subject comes from Act V, Scene IV. Left to right: Julia, Sylvia, Valentine and Proteus. Sylvia was modelled by Elizabeth Siddal. William Holman Hunt died on this day (7 Sept) in 1910. #bmag #williamholmanhunt #preraphaelite #birminghammuseumandartgallery #painting #frame #onthisday - @birmingham_mag on Instagram
- rubaiyat of omar khayyam
- Dürer
- EGYPT & NUBIA VOL. III, DRAWINGS MADE ON THE SPOT BY DAVID ROBERTS, R.A.
- british m
- Hermes
- Gods
- Black squad
- Byzantine Empire
- Santa Barbara
- Medieval art
- 00 Celtic God & Goddess
- Ancient culture
- Alexander the Great wielding a thunderbolt as Zeus - Roman reproduction of original by Apelles - House of the Vettii, Pompeii, 1st Century AD [428 x 599]
- First French Empire
- Alchemy
- Ancient Romans
- 15th century clothing
- Botticelli
- Arthurian Legends, Avalon &Camelot
- 14th Century Art
- Anna te Drieen
- Triumphal Entry
- Correggio
- 1802 Fashion Plates
- Purple Dress!
- painting gallery
- Albrecht Durer
- Carta Azzurra
- 100Wasser/Dalí/Miró/Goya/Van Gogh/...
- Baroque and Roccoco
- Art: Holocaust
- Republic of Venice
- Biblical Art
- Henry IV Bolingbroke
- # Emperor of the Byzantine Empire
- 300 Year Old Hipsters
- Catholic Garden
- Arquímedes - Archimedes
- Hundred Years War / Spanish Soldier
- Russian Museum
- Art you should know, too
- Anne Boleyn
- Knights of Templar
- Everything Aragón
- ITALIAN ARTIST
- Anglo saxon kingdoms
- Art of Tuscany
- Jane Austen Mansfield Park
- grotesque
- Brooklyn Museum - Religious Art
- Arthur Rackham
- Persian
- Print of Napoleon Emancipating the Jews, May 1806
- Mother Serbia and son Serb, Serbia, 19th century
- Paul the Apostle
- The Borgias
- Art history
- Jacques Callot
- Dancing mania was a social phenomenon in the 14th to 17th centuries in Europe, in which large groups would begin dancing erratically until they collapsed from exhaustion. There is no modern-day consensus as to the cause.
- Archetypes
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- Andrea Mantegna
- Rajasthani miniature paintings
- Albrecht Dürer
- Bacchus
- Fresco Painting
- Dantes Inferno
- REMBRANDT ETCHINGS
- Paul Gustave Doré, The Neophyte (First Experience of the Monastery). Date ca. 1866-1868.
- arrt3
- Dutch satire of Richard Cromwell upon succeeding his father, 1659
- Claude Lorrain
- Det som inte dödar dig, gör dig starkare. Förutom semlor. Semlor dödar dig.
