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Migoz2
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It does make a good background... Tree has used it-I found another my old manip with an existing painting in the background.
I forget who painted the background. Does it look like Goya's work?
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The massacre of the Huguenots, I believe.
Hit! Bartholomäusnacht or Bloody Wedding August 23./24.1572.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Bartholomew's_Day_massacre
Nicolas Poussin's Et in Arcadia ego
https://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-agony-component.1436/post-407435
cypher
Governor
Another version of "Et in Arcadia ego". The bound woman on the bottom right may have been redundant. 
I didn't know that this Poussin's work has been talked about for a long time. Please feel free to use the background of the tomb that has been cut in half, if you like.
By the way, this might not be the right place for this thread, but you guys know a lot about Western art, so I'd like to hear your opinions.
This is Fragonard's famous "Le Verrou".
Don't you think that the canopy hanging from the top of the bed on the left in the picture depicts the female genitalia itself? (yellow part).The young man's gaze (blue line) is clearly staring at the female genitalia in the canopy. If you read the usual art description, it says that the apple on the table suggest sex because it is a reminiscent of Adam and Eve's apple. However, it is not written that the canopy is the female genitalia itself (and that the pillow-shaped male genitalia is inserted). Is it so rude to mention this point in art criticism?
Anyway, I believe this is a great piece of work. I would love to have it in my bedroom.
The above was a digression.
ciao!
I didn't know that this Poussin's work has been talked about for a long time. Please feel free to use the background of the tomb that has been cut in half, if you like.
By the way, this might not be the right place for this thread, but you guys know a lot about Western art, so I'd like to hear your opinions.
This is Fragonard's famous "Le Verrou".
Don't you think that the canopy hanging from the top of the bed on the left in the picture depicts the female genitalia itself? (yellow part).The young man's gaze (blue line) is clearly staring at the female genitalia in the canopy. If you read the usual art description, it says that the apple on the table suggest sex because it is a reminiscent of Adam and Eve's apple. However, it is not written that the canopy is the female genitalia itself (and that the pillow-shaped male genitalia is inserted). Is it so rude to mention this point in art criticism?
Anyway, I believe this is a great piece of work. I would love to have it in my bedroom.
The above was a digression.
ciao!
Naraku
Draconarius
You could be right. Fragonard did some playfully risque stuff.By the way, this might not be the right place for this thread, but you guys know a lot about Western art, so I'd like to hear your opinions.
This is Fragonard's famous "Le Verrou".
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Don't you think that the canopy hanging from the top of the bed on the left in the picture depicts the female genitalia itself? (yellow part).The young man's gaze (blue line) is clearly staring at the female genitalia in the canopy. If you read the usual art description, it says that the apple on the table suggest sex because it is a reminiscent of Adam and Eve's apple. However, it is not written that the canopy is the female genitalia itself (and that the pillow-shaped male genitalia is inserted). Is it so rude to mention this point in art criticism?
Anyway, I believe this is a great piece of work. I would love to have it in my bedroom.
The above was a digression.
His most famous work, originally titled "The Happy Accidents of the Swing", now more commonly known as "The Swing", is really a dirty joke.
The man in the foreground, hiding in the bushes, has a view directly up the woman's skirt.
And XVIII century women didn't wear panties.
Do they have worms that size on Mars?
If there's one thing I love, it's a bit of sci-fi, and I do love this bit of sci-fi, Jollyrei!
I recall watching Dune many years ago, but I don't remember this particular moment of tension as the sand worm rises. The figure is convincingly blended into the scene, with even colouring and consistent lighting. The threatening monster is contributing to a kind of Andromeda vibe. The sfumato effect works well in the dust cloud, and I cannot tell if this is part of the original background or created for the manipulation. Nice work, Jolly!Dune: It's all fun and games until you lose your stillsuit and Shai Hulud shows up. Here we see the Princess Irulan out for a stroll. Either that or Deja Thoris is stuck in a sci-fi crossover.
Naraku
Draconarius
The shai hulud in David Lynch's film had trefoil mouth-within-a-mouth that was pretty awesome.I recall watching Dune many years ago, but I don't remember this particular moment of tension as the sand worm rises. The figure is convincingly blended into the scene, with even colouring and consistent lighting. The threatening monster is contributing to a kind of Andromeda vibe. The sfumato effect works well in the dust cloud, and I cannot tell if this is part of the original background or created for the manipulation. Nice work, Jolly!
Denis Villenueve's more recent take is more like a maw full of teeth. Also, pretty scary.
But you chose a piece of art with a more phallic looking worm.
Very cool.
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Please dont forget our 400kB-rule for image size. The second had 1,9MB! I save it only as jpg and now, 315kB.
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Naraku
Draconarius
Sorry.
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Governor
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It is indeed a very good painting and well suited to our purposes. That said, the tableau is a bit odd, I find. Sort of like all the Catholic aristocracy said "I know! Let's go look at the dead protestants!"