Can we have a medieval art thread?
>>1676910
what's with the snail meme anyway, is it some sort of latin based pun?
>>1676910
>>1676923
I heard it was because snails eat paper/ parchment. So they were sort of the enemies of the clergymen scribes of the day. It's actually pretty funny. I can totally see the logic behind the joke you know.
>>1676927
Justitia's less well known 13 armed sister
>>1676927
it's a metaphor for our exploration of the universe that even if we keep reaching out (probes, radio messages) we're still blind...
>Medieval people couldn't make realistic art
>>1676949
Sculpting is a lot easier than painting.
>>1676923
There are dozens of theories, one being that they are a metaphor for armored knights.
>>1676934
Haven't heard this one before, pretty interesting. What speaks against it being a "joke" is that some of these illustrations are found extremely well made and expensive books, not some piece of parchment you'd scribble cocks on for shits and giggles.
>>1676949
The epitome of what medieval aristocracy was all about
>>1676927
>that feel when you're just sitting around doing your monk stuff when a Hindu goddess appears and starts lifting up her skirt
>What manner of gargoyle wanteth thou, familia?
>>1676956
>What is proportion?
Apparently no one knew.
>>1676927
This must be the work of an enemy stand!
>>1677318
I wonder what the sculptor's parents thought about this
>Gerhard, how do you want to be remembered?
As a mirthful and joyous person. Monkeys are a great way to express my disposition. Have 3 playing on drums under my statue.
>Konrad, how do you want to be remember
I can suck my own dick.
>S...sorry
I can suck my own dick. I spent 30 years trying to learn how to suck my own dick. My life's work must be remembered.
>S..sir, this is going to displayed on a house of the Lord
MUST BE REMEMBERED
>>1679210
>>1679234
>>1678815
Truly the holiest of men that Konrad.
>>1679437
>ayy senpai, this ain't weed
>>1679225
>ayyyyyy
>>1676910
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