/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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The Bal des Ardents, a masquerade ball in where King Charles VI had a dance performance with five members of the French nobility. Charles was almost accidentally burned to death by his brother Louis.
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If you could attend any medieval art workshop, what style/period would you most want to do?
For example, Romanesque illuminated lettering
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Boi what the hell boi
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Peekaboo!
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Taking a dump?
Does anyone know the name of this amazing artwork?
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Would you be interested in attending a Romanesque illuminated lettering workshop (online)?
Hi everyone! A few days ago, I asked if anyone would be interested in a Romanesque illuminated lettering workshop, and the response was amazing! I really wanted to participate myself, so I decided to organize this as a student-led event, and I went ahead and found a highly qualified teacher to lead the workshop.
This is a one-time event with only 10 spots available to keep the experience personal and interactive.
Here’s a quick overview of what you can expect: • Instructor: Lucy, an expert with a Master’s degree in Traditional Arts from the Prince’s Foundation School in London, specializing in traditional techniques with hand-made pigments and 24-carat gold leaf. • Format: Online (either one full-day session or spread out over three weeks based on group preference) • Workshop Price: Early bird price of $70 for those who sign up now! • Materials: Estimated cost $50–$130, with three suggested options based on your budget.
To register your interest, please fill out this Google Form: https://forms.gle/b7qnZaHdER56VX5g7
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"Aberdeen bestiary", bat 1200s
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Is it common for people to get stabbed when trying to get off their shirt?
I posted a similier photo a few days ago
Is the medieval art depicting some kind of famous myth?
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Saint Jerome
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Apocalypse figurée des ducs de Savoie, f. 06v [E. Vit 5] by Jean Bapteur, c. 1428-1433
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Nine female worthies
From the 1404 Le Chevalier errant by Thomas de Saluces.
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Romantic?😆😅🐸
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Relatable, getting stuck in your sweater
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Targaryen vibes
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Medieval art depicting "Saracens defiling a church"
Chroniques de France ou de St Denis, France 1332-1350
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"missal de salzburgo" The angel seem to enjoy itself
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Would you be interested in taking a medieval illumination workshop? London, UK (or nearby)
Unfortunately, most of the illustrators only do private events. I figured if we get 8-10 people, it can be affordable.
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a demon?
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What happened here?
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Any one like medieval frogs?
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Byzantine Fresco in Rome: A theory of Saints
ΕΥΘΥΜΙΟΣ ΑΒΟΥΝΔΟΣ ΒΑΛΕΝΤΙΝΟΣ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΛΕΩ ΣΕΛΒΕΣΤΡΙΟΣ ΚΛΕΙΜΕΝΤΙΟΣ | Christ | ΙΩΑΝΝΙΣ ΧΡΙΣΟΣΤΟΜΟΣ ΓΡΙΓΟΡΙΟΣ [...]
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Some patches inspired by creatures from Medieval Manuscripts for my bagpack
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The Hunt in the Forest made by Paolo di Dono, called Uccello from 1465-1470 AD with Tempera and oil, with traces of gold, on panel. It is now located in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, United Kingdom. [OC]
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Christ Pantocrator dome from Ostrov Monastery, Romania (1521)
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