/r/Medievalart
A subreddit meant to share the artwork of the medieval time period in Europe.
Welcome to /r/medievalart! A subreddit dedicated to art from the middle ages or as we like to call them, the best ages!
Post articles, manuscripts, artworks, anything related to art from the middle ages! (If possible, try to find a high-res version)
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In medieval paintings I’m shocked at how graphic and torturous the paintings are some surround devils and demons in bedrooms.
Had this in my camera roll I found it hilarious
The Smithfield Decretals, decorated in London, England, in the 1340s
Hey,
I am super new to medieval art, I've mostly only ever looked at the medieval animals art works. I'd really love some artist recommendations or favourite art works.
I just find so many of the pieces so funny and unique, id love to discover more.
Thanks in advance
Philip of France (1116–1131) , co-ruling with his father King Louis VI of France.
A tragic accident.
What a weird way for a "crown prince" to die.
from L'estoire de Merlin
by Jeanne de Montbaston
From Les faize d'Alexandre.
King Phillip of Macedon is seen peeking through a window as his wife, Queen Olympias, has sex with a dragon.
from 'L'Épître Othéa'
Apollo looks a bit evil, right? lol
from 'L'Épître Othéa'
source: Paris, BnF, Latin 1156 B, fol. 165r
from 'L'Épître Othéa',
from 'L'Épître Othéa'
Hello there, im a non pro writer, but Im looking for an artist who can help me with the illustrations for a book Im making (a TRPG manual based mainly on D&D and Aquelarre). Of course, I would pay for it, but the tariff is something we will need to accord in order that Im only 20, and a student.
If you are interested please dm me. The art style Im looking for is old medieval one.