ITT: setting-fuel art
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Mill at Frostestad near Mandal - Amaldus Nielsen, 1863
Sirin and Alkonost – Birds of Joy and Sorrow (1896) by Viktor Vasnetsov
The Pit (2019) - Aron Wiesenfeld
>>98915943
The Wild Hunt - Henri Lievens (Belgian, 1920-2000)
Kashchey the Immortal by Viktor Vasnetsov, 1848–1926
Hermann Herzog, A Mining Town by Moonlight. 1869.
Venetian School, - Portrait of a lady, half length, wearing a carnival mask (1700s)
Fiskebåter ved Reine (Fishing vessels at Reine), Gunnar Berg (1863–1893)
St. George and the Dragon by LordGood
some shit I downloaded on 4chan probably in a halo thread
Cosmic Love by Annelie Solis.
>>98915974Oh this is juicy. Need more Concrete+nature
Caspar David Friedrich - "The Sea of Ice"
Tony Robert Fleury - "Alix Appearing in Mask" (c. 1891)
Deer in the Forest by German painter Eugen Krüger (1832-1876)
>>98915993
extinction is forever
Olof Hermelin - Bautastenar i Bohuslän
Last Light in the Forest by Michael Handt, 2018
Francisco de Goya The Incantation, 1798
Maxfield Parrish - The Young King of the Black Isles (1906)
Micah Ulrich, "Dawn and Night"
Wilhelm Räuber - Die Bekehrung des Heiligen Hubertus
>>98915981Brutalism is cool. I grew up in the concrete landscapes of post WW2 "towns of the future".Jean Pierre Ugarte is the artist.
>>98916021Need a version where they are giving thumbs up
>>98916032Brutalism is extremely underrated because people confuse it with soc-modernism and concrete jungle fever.
City Railway Station \(1904\), by Hans Baluschek
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Three Women and Three Wolves by Swiss artist Eugène Samuel Grasset, 1892
"Komsomol of the 20s"By Yakov Kurilenko
Arles, France, 18th century\.
Karl Friedrich Schinkel - Gothic church on a rock by the sea.
Alexander Svedomsky - "Gate in Volterra"
The Anglo-Saxon Invasion of Britain\.
The Munitions Girls, by Irish painter Stanhope Forbes (1918).
flowers are blooming in antarctica [2024]
Carl Friedrich Lessing - "Ritterbug, Knight's Castle" (1828)
The Black Idol
“Death of Ellenai” Jacek Malczewskic. 1883
The Thousand Islands on the Saint Lawrence River - Andrew Melrose, 1887
Orestes Pursued by the Furies, 1921 by John Singer Sargent (American, 1856–1925)
Fortune Telling with Bones.Painting by Ossetian artist Vadim Kadzhaev
Karl Kaufmann
“A Confraternity in Procession along Calle Génova” Alfred Dehodencqc. 1851
オマル・ライヤン(Omar Rayyan、1968-)『夏の美しさ』(Summer Beauty)
The Fate of Persephone, Walter Crane (1877)
The Pond - Aron Wiesenfeld, 2023
Eugène Trigoulet - Le Précurseur (1894)
Courtney Brims (Australian, d.o.b. unknown) - Scylla (2026)
On an equinox night by Anne Bachelier
Vision of Saint Hildegard von Bingen - The Urlebendige
Jubilee Procession in a Cornish Village, June 1897 (Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee) by George Sherwood Hunter (Scottish, 1846–1919)
“A Balkan Shepherdess”, Eugène Siberdt (1851 – 1931), Belgian
“Les Burgraves” Georges Antoine Rochegrossec. 1903
Idols— Nicholas Roerich (1874-1947)
The Tale of Tsar Saltan (1984)
Gustav Bauernfeind — "The Gate of the Great Umayyad Mosque, Damascus" (1890)
David Roberts - "Burgos Cathedral" (1838)
Artem Rogowoi 1988 "Japanese landscape"
Madame Veuve Barbe-Bleue (Bluebeard's Widow)from Les Contes de Perrault continués (1865)Written by Léo Lespès (Timothée Trimm)Illustrated by Henry de MontautEngraved by Louis Henri Dumont
Kuilenburg: a market place with figures, CulemborgJan Weissenbruch, ca. 1861
the angel of power by anelia pavlova (bulgarian, 2010)
Oskar Mulley - "Mountain farm"
Leo von Klenze - "View of Atrani at Amalfi"(1834\)
A Dutch riverside-town by nightfallPetrus van Schendel, 1843
Heads of the Rebel Beys at the Mosque-El Assaneyn - Jean Leon Gerome, 1866
Hekate - Maximilian Pirner, 1901
Henri de Braekeleer (1840-1888 Belgian painter)"The Geographer"
by Thamer Ossra
Castle in Chechnya -Abubaker Gerikhanov
The Scholars, by German painter Gabriel von Max (19th century). In private collection.
Lair of the Sea Serpent - Elihu Vedder, 1864
Chase the horizonCatch illusionRemember the child within.
16th century Vatican-ran UFO crash retrieval operation
The Blue Mosque in Tabriz, Persia (1872) by Jules Joseph Augustin Laurens
La ofrenda (The offering), by Mexican painter Saturnino Herrán Guinchard (1913). Museo Nacional de Arte.
Edwin Landseer- The Monkey Who Had Seen the World
>>98917103Wukong?
Ernest Albert WaterlowGalway Gossipsc. 1887>>98917114John Gay apparently https://kalliope.org/en/text/gay2005052914
Frederick CatherwoodWell of Bolonchen
Prague Under Snow by Jaromír Stretti-Zamponi 1948
comet (with a sword), germany, ca. 1552
Symphony of the Sixth Blast Furnace - Evgeny Sedukhin ('79)
Buddhist temple in Darjeeling
John William Waterhouse
Shops in Soochow (Suzhou\苏州,1920s, woodblock print by Elizabeth Keith
'Attending to the shrine, Venetian lagoon' by Hermann David Salomon Corrodi (1844-1905)
John Charles Dollman
Oskar Mulley1891-1949 Mountain Church
Harmless beasts
Mario de Maria
Henri-Paul MotteBride of Belus
In Search of Destiny - Viktor Kryzhanivsky (1998)
Dean Cornwell
been a while since I used twitter itself (I just view everything through a nitter instance now) but from what I recall you need to replace the "large" in the url with "orig", else you might not be getting the full version
"The Fairy Dance," an oil painting by Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach, 1895.
>>98917734That's just Johnson's Rome from GURPS
Better thread than most.
>>98917168>brb time to kill god
Amazing thread we have her. I feel uncultured for not immediately having an idea to add to it.
>>98917174Who gave those babies swords? Look at them, they have no idea what they're doing!
>>98917019>Landscape:I>Japanese landscape:OOOOONah jk looks cool
Dinotopia has a few problems with its worldbuilding (namely that it's a little too utopian for anything interesting to happen), but otherwise it's a great source for "what if I added Dinosaurs to my setting?"
>>98918230Nah, the amount of conflict is ok. It's just that it's confined in Lee Crabb.
>>98918289That's what I don't like. Lee Crabb himself is great, but it's always "and then Lee Crabb does something petty/stupid that nobody actually cares about because he's just one dude". Zero stakes.If I were to redesign Dinotopia, I'd split the whole island up into various nation states that used to go to war, don't really anymore, but there are a few ambitious and unscrupulous people who want to change that. Same state of utopia, just more opportunities for conflict (that characters put a stop to).
>>98918298It's not an RPG setting. Just enjoy the milieu and the occasional bildungsroman.
>>98918331I'm not talking about it from an RPG perspective, I'm talking about it as a book. There's a reason why the franchise never fully took off.
>>98918345It did, anon. 18 novels.Not everything needs to be JKR-level of money making.(Myself I have the strange feeling that Dinotopia could be a pretty cool iyashikei, but whatever)
>>98918370> iyashikeiSorry I don't speak sushi, what is that?
>>98918479Sounds like comfy/cozy/slow-life slop.
