Piece of art that really speaks to me.

Where is it from?

looks like American, but the crowns are throwing me off

It's a custom graphic a guy I know on Instagram did, based on the heraldry of the princes of hanover.

American 🅱 onarchy

I still find Alexander Cabanel's "Fallen Angel" 1847 haunting

This invokes quite a powerful sense of audacity

Kinda reminds me of Gustove Dore.

Ayyyy

He did a lot of illustrations for paradise lost and greek classics

I see what you mean with his biblical stuff

If I were ever to get tattoos, it would be in a similar style to these depictions

Yeah I just love the kind of eerie contrast from the shades of black and white.

Those, and baroque, biblical-y pastels are the best

My fav painting of Napoleon by Jean-Auguste-Dominique

I prefer the cheesy one on the rearing horse 😏

Hell yeah, I think it's called crossing the alps or something? idk

I have my own sepetate server for architecture and arts, so I'm loaded with content to share lads js

lol

Nice

*"The Lament for Icarus" Herbert James Draper - 1898*