Post the most iconic paintings from your cunt
Post the most iconic paintings from your cunt
Chase Morales
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Owen Long
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John Powell
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Luis Sanders
pretty much defined Polish painting for generations
even people from the 1920s were butthurt that it's just a battle scene why is everyone so excited
Logan Davis
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Liam Hernandez
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Ethan Russell
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Anthony Rogers
I've always wondered why he had to add those fucking yellow lines
fucking ruined
Michael King
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Nathaniel Evans
I think this is the more iconic one
Brayden Sanchez
hon hon hon hon
Nicholas Jenkins
Everyone is using it without actually knowing it's from Pooland.
Jayden Nelson
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Samuel Cruz
a part of Feszty's panoramic painting of the Hungarian home-taking
William Harris
ironically he used Swedish models for that painting.
Joseph Carter
they're all modernist shit to be honest
my country is more a musical than a painting country
Jack Cox
modern classic
Adam Torres
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Sebastian Kelly
I love the way the lighting is done
Nathan Miller
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Noah Hernandez
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Ethan Hughes
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Connor Rogers
btw i read the other day about this, the woman next to the old man is actually his daugther
anglo women really age like milk
Jaxson Cooper
"Meadow Elves"
Jace Gonzalez
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Oliver Wood
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Julian Jones
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Aaron Anderson
Sorry Spaniards, I can't find any Greek painters worth a damn.
Michael Morgan
"Thor fighting the Giants" by Mårten Eskil Winge
Adam Jones
I like these
t. OP
Landon Peterson
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James Flores
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Colton Gonzalez
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Gabriel Morris
El Greco is ours.
Connor Stewart
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Charles Jackson
tfw we had art worth more than in the louvre before everything got captured by the Russians. Now sometimes you can spot old German art in some moscovian ateliers before it disappears again in a safe. Even though these are cultural artifacts, they don't seem to care.
Adam Cox
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Kayden Powell
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Grayson Barnes
Caleb Johnson
So savonians are swedish now.
Nicholas Hernandez
Wat
Ryder Green
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William Ward
Does a street art count?
Hunter Smith
A German immigrant pained this one. It depicts the initial part of our future presidents plan to slaughter some drunk Hessians on Christmas Eve.
Kayden Mitchell
Symbolism as a style was a big thing back then.
Ryan Rogers
Like most good things in France, that is actually Italian.
How can Italians let that happen?
Nolan Turner
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Henry Gonzalez
kek
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>Pienen tytön mallina oli Johanna Kokkonen, joka työskenteli piikana talossa.[4] Järnefelt kuvasi hänet hieman resuisempana kuin miltä hän valokuvan perusteella todellisuudessa näytti. Järnefelt lisäsi tytön kasvoille nokea ja muutti hiukset hapsottavammiksi. Lisäksi maalauksessa tytön vatsa on nälän ja pettuleivän turvottama, vaikka Kokkosella näin ei ollut.[4][2]
The model of the small girl was Johanna Kokkonen, who worked as a servant girl in the local household Järnefelt pictured her as bit more rugged that what she according to the photo actually was. Järnefelt added soot to the girls face whilst making the hair look a bit more rugged. Also in the painting the girls stomach has swollen from hunger and eating bark bread although this wasn't the case in reality.
>Johanna Kokkonen
Well that's a swedish name if i ever saw one. How about you just go and drown yourself.
Lincoln Rogers
The second reich being founded in Versailles.
Carter Flores
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Parker Carter
these kinds of paintings with extreme detail and vivid colours are so cool. Saved to my "good art" folder
Jaxson Diaz
definitely my favourite.
epitome of polish history
Stańczyk (the jester) is sitting alone in a dark room, while a ball, hosted by the royal family, is in full swing in the neighbouring hall.
His appearance is unlike that one would expect in a jester – gloomy, deep in thought.
His seriousness is reinforced by his accessories: his marotte lies discarded on the floor, but the holy medallion of the Black Madonna of Częstochowa pokes on the chest. The wrinkled carpet at Stanczyk's feet could have been formed by his collapsing heavily into the chair upon reading the letter, or through a nervous shifting of the feet thereafter. On the table lies a letter likely announcing that Poland has lost Smolensk to the Grand Duchy of Muscovy, causing Stańczyk's sorrow and reflection on his fatherland's fate. The letter seems to have been discarded by some official, and only the jester realizes its significance – while the rulers are partying, and celebrating. It is interesting to note that the letter bears the year 1533 (A.d. MDXXXIII) and the name "Samogitia", a province of the Commonwealth. Another symbol, a lute, symbol of glory, is being carried by a midget, stereotyped as a person of low stature and morale in Matejko's time; this suggests a decline of the Jagiellon dynasty's fortunes. The window is thrown - or was blown - open, ruffling the tablecloth and alluding to an upset of the present order.
Through the open window, the darkened profile of Wawel Cathedral in Krakow is visible - the site of the coronation of Polish kings. Next to it, a comet is seen – a portent of ill fortune.
The imagery of downfall is completed with the inclusion of the three stars of Orion's Belt seen above and to the left of the cathedral spire. In Greek mythology, Orion was a powerful hunter blinded by ego and his own greatness, but was ultimately brought down by the pinprick of a scorpion's sting.
so fucking sad man
Jack Morgan
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Jaxon Murphy
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Jayden Richardson
probably the most famous painting we have
Brandon Miller
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Andrew Fisher
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Connor Foster
Won't get more iconic i think.
The slaying of bishob Henry
The story tells that when Lalli returned home one day, his wife Kerttu informed him that the bishop recently visited their house and had departed without paying for his food, drink, or fodder. When Lalli heard of this, he became enraged and left to pursue the bishop. At Bishop Henry's bidding, his entourage fled and hid in a nearby forest, while Lalli decapitated Henry with an axe.
Lalli killing Bishop Henry. Painting by C.A. Ekman.
Lalli took the bishop's hat from his severed head and cut off the bishop's finger to take his ring. The hat became fused to Lalli's head and when he tried to remove it, it tore his scalp off with it. When Lalli tried to remove the bishop's ring from his finger, it likewise tore his finger off. Afterward, Lalli drowned in the lake Köyliönjärvi. Per the bishop's last wish, his body parts were collected by his servants and transported with oxen. Where the oxen stopped became the site of the first church in Finland.
Michael Allen
This shit is so fucking racist and funny!
Bentley Perry
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Jack Young
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Michael Cruz
>be ancient finngoll
>get voodoo'd
Easton Bennett
great painting
Nolan Flores
Nuno Gonçalves - Painéis de São Vicente de Fora (late 15th century)
Colton Davis
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Aiden Sanchez
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Jeremiah Phillips
A classic, and the birth of a whole movement
David Green
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Luis Rogers
more impressionism
Wyatt Morris
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Evan Peterson
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Leo Cook
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Camden Gomez
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Jace Bennett
Obviously a story to get legitimacy for the catholic church here. There's records of finns still practising paganism in 1600s in some areas. The pope even wrote a letter about it "Gravis admodum" or "quite serious" Where he cried about finns being annoying since they requested military defense always promising they'll convert properly to christianity but when the assisting soldiers had left we just got back to our old religion and told the pope's men fuck off. In the letter he says that this time you have to make em promise it for good.
Luke Kelly
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Juan Hughes
nice, i love the way Corot paints the leaves but those pine needles look GOAT
Lucas Edwards
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Carson Adams
That's awfully regal for a sneak attack
Brody Cox
There is a shitload of good paintings in this thread. This is why Sup Forums is good
Luis Ross
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Juan Wilson
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Jeremiah Carter
>one of greatest finnish heroes
>only known for murdering a guy, stealing his shit and drowning in lake
why are finns such animals?
Michael Hughes
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Owen Bailey
It's a bit dark but I like it. It depicts the removal of a cancerous tumor.
Daniel Clark
and the bishop paid her in silver coins but Finns didn't know money yet
Tyler Barnes
We don't like outsiders.
Precious metals were appreciated and jewelry was the hottest shit at that time. My guess was he didn't like it as a payment. Sven.
Luis Bailey
Classic Rockwell Americana.
Matthew Sanders
>this triggers the aquafresh
Anthony Cooper
A fingol captured playing the fiddle.
Jose Fisher
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Josiah Wood
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Jackson Flores
Norman Rockwell is the GOAT cartoonist on oil painting
Adrian Cox
btw there's a spurdo comic of this but it never got translated so now it makes sense for me
Austin Miller
kek
William Taylor
He's not holding it right though
Colton Ross
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Ian Miller
>an uppity farmer going on a drunken rampage and murdering someone becaues his wife lied about it and then getting punished for it
10/10 perfect representation of finns
Samuel Watson
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Isaac Taylor
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Jason Flores
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