post beautiful paintings,sculptures or other related stuff
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I love Albrecht Dürer
>>596295
Bumpin
>>596484
>>596484
>implying the titles arent the deepest part of the work
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>>596511
That's beautiful. What is it called and who drew it?
>>596518
Ship on a Stormy Seas by Ivan Aivazovsky
>tfw this is at Tate Britain
>tfw I accidentally found myself looking at it
>tfw the world is dead
Hello faggots, time to begin boring dump
>>596504
The innocence in pictures like these is just spectacular. Makes you wonder how can humanity do such evil.
>>596687
That's the thing with Humanity. Diverse emotions.
Book recommendation for the thread
Obligatory
>>596723
n-no homo
>>596693
Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has one painting with little girl, I have never felt loved any painting so much when I saw it. It was somehow so beautiful.
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>>596731
Stop
>>596736
Why?
>>596732
Such is art.
>>596739
Sculptures are all alike.
fucking captcha
>>596744
>Stop liking what I dont like
Good, educated arguement. I'll stop, but only because I'm running out of images, not because you so boldy asked me to.
>>596745
fking stop
>>596751
About time ;)
>>596752
Read the OP, you faggot.
>>596744
FUCK YOU
>>596757
Read board rules, dont post shota.
>>596760
It's art
>>596767
its still shota
>>596778
It's an image that has been posted before and will be posted again. It's not sexual and has cultural and art value, there is no way a board about history and humanities will disallow something like that.
Stop trying to be an asshole and grow up.
Finally the thread all too myself.
>>596741
This is the one I am talking about.
>>596790
No need to get mad
>>596791
>Finally, I shitposted enough to drive diversity, discussion and art away
Good job, faggot.
>>596792
It does look pretty nice.
I'm probably reading into it too much, but she looks tired.
>>596801
>Not handling the banter
>No one has posted this yet
>fail captcha 8 times on one post
Swedish "Forest Finns" burning forest to make room for good farming land.
That's all I got.
>>596833
Your filenames suck
>>596840
I know.
Lucifer
>>596869
Is that Heracles? The club makes me think so
>>596858
First image in thread I like.
>>596885
Stop being so edgy.
>>596878
Yes, it is. Take note of the lion's skin propped up by the club.
>>596471
Stunning. Is this a fictitious scene or does it depict historical figures?
>>596810
Overrated
>>597116
>Halos
>On historical figures
come on now son
>>597194
are you retarded? putting halos on saints is an old tradition just because its idealised doesnt mean that they didnt exist
>>597116
its st anthony and theodosius i believe
>>596477
How much for your women?
>>596295
i have this one on my wall
>>596504
Boogeroux sure had a fascination with cute little girls, huh.
>>597194
>he's not wearing a halo right now
>>597742
Need more white slavery art, stat!
>>596558
I think there is something interesting about it. Like the intentional creation of something that is normally unintentional. It's liek a kind of realism or something.
Allegorical paintings are hard to appreciate without context
How about some nice genre paintings instead?
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>>597940
All were made by Americans btw
>>596666
satanic quads check'd
>>596708
What's this?
>>599805
Dante's Inferno
These threads are one of the few good ones on /his/ i don't want it to die.
>>596831
This picture reminds me of something a Co worker mentioned about most American married men. "They're bears that got declawed and now do tricks for scraps of fish."
throwback to medieval iconography
>>600414
nice
>>596744
Full pleb. Pls leave.
There's a lot of garbage in this thread IMO.
>>596788
that's some petrifying artistry
>>600584
her style appeals to me
>>600390
Does this co-worker write? I really like that metaphor.
>>600741
I don't think so. It was during our Christmas party so alcohol may have been involved lol
>>600765
Who's buried in there?
I wish I had statues to post just to spite that one faggot
Marquis' porn etching must suffice
>>600778
Marcus Valerius Messalla Corvinus' at least in the form of a funerary urn
Quoting Wikipedia:
"Marcus Valerius Messalla Corvinus (64 BC – 8 AD) was a Roman general, author and patron of literature and art."
>>597104
Oh fuck me thats beautiful
>tfw mountain fetish
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>>600606
nice gondola
>>600800
I had no idea the statue was this large. What an amazing body of art
>>597104
dang, nice technique
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>>600984
made it into a wallpaper for myself
Just heard of this guy today. Makes sculptures out of assorted plastic models.
>>596517
My wallpaper. I suppose it is named Waterpark?
>>599933
What is it?
>>601181
wet'n'wild
>>601076
Thats actually pretty good
>>601281
aesthetic as fuck
I went to a contemporary art museum with a friend a couple weeks ago, this thread reminds me of it. I remember standing in one of the main exhibit rooms, dirty burlap sacks covering half of the floor and plastered on the corner walls up to the ceiling, mannequins wrapped in blood-red ribbons standing in a line in front of a wall with random words about war and death incomprehensibly scribbled in red ink, horrible screams bleeding in from one of the video exhibits upstairs. I remember standing there, and wondering, "what went so, so wrong?"
>>596517
dat dude gon give her the d
Futurism is one of the only modern art styles that I like.
It's a real shame that most of you can only bring yourselves to appreciate the beauty of oil painting from the 19th century. Even worse is that you probably think it is representative of all pre-modern art. For your own sake you should look at more works and do some research.
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>>602256
> Futurism
mah nigga
>>602266
enlighten us
>>602276
Some kind of actual engagement with art would suffice instead of just saving pictures off the internet. I don't want to 'enlighten' you because that just means people here will be copying my opinion and repeating it like they know what they're talking about, which is exactly what I'm against. Like I said, for your own sake you should look at more work and do the research. It's about demonstrating your own awareness of history and developing that, rather than agreeing with the first person you think knows what they're talking about.
>>602086
The last time I visited the permanent collection of a particular art gallery I wandered through gallery to gallery of pure naturalism; the least impressionistic of impressionism, random nude women in woodland scenes, neoclassical nymph after hackneyed neoclassical nymph. Luckily there was a Turner exhibition visiting so there was something I liked; but to the point, at no time did I arrogantly confuse my personal taste for some grand objective ascent of the visual arts.
>>602301
Hey, at least you didn't have to watch where you walked in case the menstrual blood from one of the exhibits dripped on you.
>>602611
that's not modern
>>602266
>>602285
fag
>>602611
>Modern
no
>>596755
What a childish faggot
>>602266
19th century is pre-modern? But I thought the modern mindset was set in that century. Are you trying to cheat me or are you trying to enlight (pun intended) me?
What a great thread, /his/. Hats off to you guys. It is an honor to be around such cultured fellows.
>>604053
Modern period is most often mid-late 19th century onwards, to about the 60s-70s
>>596812
I would leave this life of mine for all them contents, as well as to serve a cause so great as the Lord and his Tsar....
In a society stripped of all adventure, the only adventure left is to destroy society.
Post proper filenames with artist and title, Jesus
>>596471
Can someone please give me a title on this, reverse image search turns of nothing
>>596744
Fuck off you fucking plebian
>>602759
this might be the first kandinsky i've ever seen that i like
>>602331
;^)
>>596471
>Saruman teaching Gandalf
And this here is what's written on the ring, you got that?
>>596477
They want the d.
>>608701
What, all four of them?
>>596539
This is beautiful, what is the source?
>>596760
Only a sick man would think of this as sh0ta.
There is a difference between the perversion that adults see and the innocence of kids
>>602285
Reasons why the humanities have fallen. Exibit (a
>"Uhh, I am actually smarter than you, and just like technology all advances are good and the best art is not the one that works but the one that makes me feel smarter"
>>596751
l-lewd
>>596744
you dont like it cuse you are a closet homo
>>596778
you only see what you want to see :^)
>guy hates sculptures but posts comatose boat landscapes
>>596685
This is pretty much the only good German painting in that whole gallery.
>>596295
bump
>>596851
>Sunday morning In Cardiff
>>596791
>Random naked people
I guess video games that let you strip dead npcs of all their items is actually historically accurate.
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>>601139
He's awesome. Saved a ton of his stuff but too lazy to dig it up. Reminds me a lot about the intro sequence to the HBO Black Sails Series, though that is later than most of his stuff. Maybe he worked in it, dont know. Both great anyway.
Awww dammit Image max reached...
Who posts a new thread?
>>611030
New thread familiae
>>596745
>Hermaphroditus
Pretty gay desu
>>609739
The reason the humanities have fallen is no one wants to do any fucking work anymore and thinks their uneducated opinions are right.
>>611063
I might be shooting myself in the foot right now. I believe that the humanities are the most important discipline [might not be the correct term]. However, all people I have meet who are studying humanities are a bunch of lazy arrogant assholes
>"I'm out of here, I am better off dedicating my life to palpable goods and businesses than spending time with these delusional parasites"
^That is what I said to me a long time ago after wanting to study philosophy for fun.