Knight, Death and the Devil
 

I like this type of art. Please share what you like as well.

https://i.imgur.com/Seunm5x.jpg

I like it. Thats some incredible detail. I admire the level of effort. And that it looks like historical medieval art.

I'll try to contribute later )

i like jan van eyck a lot. here's the ghent altarpiece

https://i.imgur.com/1ZNtNHD.jpg

and some highres detail shots. I think the lamb scene is fkn d0pe

https://i.imgur.com/2tj6khU.gif

anyone have the gritty/trump version of this?

https://i.imgur.com/W52JsAU.jpg

"the arnolfini portrait"
https://i.imgur.com/jWFybv6.jpg

detail of the mirror and artist's signature on the wall
https://i.imgur.com/7i3NhUx.png

This was originally drawn in 1513. I feel the level of detail for the time is 2nd to none.

You might like Joseph Clement Coll, hes one of my favorite artists, I love his style!

Very detail oriented type drawings. But he does a very loose style.

Went to the Prado earlier this year in Madrid and this was probably my favorite

https://i.imgur.com/SMbvOig.jpg

Called "The Triumph of Death" and it gets more metal the more you look at it.

All the Goya stuff they had there was super dark too.

https://i.imgur.com/gABTSKn.jpg

Was also in Ghent for a bit and saw the Eyck alter-piece. Was impressive, but also I was mildly let down in how small the actual lamb is in the painting. For all the talk and the photos around town praising this lamb, you get there finally and it's like oh thats it huh? But on the plus side you can Utrecht Dom Tower in the background and thats my current hood.

Blood for the Blood God
 

I love all that plague art. Those Renaissance oil paintings have such an insane depth to them. One could stare at them for hours and still find new, exciting detail.