Very excited to say that I spruced up my shop! These are all original paintings. If you are more interested in (fanart) prints, my INPRNT is here. Please go check them out!
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Grace Darling and her Father rescuing Survivors from the Wreck of the “Forfarshire” on the Farne Islands, Sep. 7th, 1838, by Charlies Achille D’Hardiviller, 1838
Source: medium.com
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Paul Gavarni, L'Artiste: Far-Niente ("the artist doing nothing"), 1835.
Source: ark.digitalcommonwealth.org
What if I… started knitting another sweater today
April Shop Update!
Two small oil paintings and a gouache painting are now up for sale in my shop. Please check them out!
Rocks through Yosemite, 8x10” oil on panel
marius & courfeyrac doodle for today's drawing
I’m watching Marie Antoinette (2022) and it’s awful but still fun in a cringy soap opera way.
Also all the cringe was worth it for the slow-motion shot of the king’s physician running dramatically to a passed-out Louis XV, clutching a big jar of leeches
I’m losing my fucking mind there’s a whole god damn online database full of illustrations for illuminated manuscripts, you don’t need a subscription or anything. And it has a search function so you can enter key words for whatever you want to see. Right now I’m looking for fucked up illustrations of the apocalypse in Revelations, like so;
If you click the images on the website they come out super high def too. They also have a couple bestiaries, as well as some illustrations of the Divine Comedy. This is my new best friend I’m so fucking excited
yes. excellent.
I think there must be lots of people who need this?
Path through the Scottish Highlands, 7x10” gouache
It's April 19, 2024:
George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron, has been dead for 200 slutty, slutty years.
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i could plan 1,000 doomed to fail 19th century arctic expeditions probably. like it’s hard
1/1000:
Chief Zoologist Williamson convinces the gang to bring camels instead of ponies, on account of snow is basically like sand
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Adelaide Labille-Guiard - Self Portrait with Two Pupils, Mademoiselle Marie Gabrielle Capet and Mademoiselle Carreaux de Rosemond (1785), oil on canvas
Carlo Chiostri Valjean Teaches Cosette to Read