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Emilia in the rosegarden (Teseida) by Giovanni Boccaccio
demonic pigs attack
Vincent of Beauvais, Le Mirouer historial (French translation of Speculum historiale), Paris 1463
BnF, Français 50, fol. 256v
Castle Combe, Wiltshire
Rain on the way
Bluebells and birdsong
proval lake, pyatigorsk, russia
Eclipse of the Sun: Diana’s Farewell to Apollo by Karl Bryullov (1852)
The Golden Hour by Frank William Cuprien (American, 1871 – 1948), oil on canvas, 20 × 26 inches, Private Collection
Title: The Knight of the Holy Grail Artist: Frederick Judd Waugh (American, 1861-1940) Date: ca. 1912 Genre: literary painting (illustration of The Idylls of the King by Alfred, Lord Tennyson) Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 240.6 cm (94. 7 in) high x 319.4 cm (125.7 in) wide Location: Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC
Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898), 'Quest for the Holy Grail Tapestries (Panel 6) - The Attainment', 1891-1893
Sir Galahad - oil on board
— Joseph Noel Paton (Scotland, 1834–1890)
I love how Sir Galahad is effeminate but in a Renaissance depiction of an angel way. It’s a symbol of his eternal youth and purity. Whatever. 21 year old man who is the same brand of androgynous as Joan of Arc. He has evolved above gender in a spiritual way like the Public Universal Friend. To me.
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Also, it’s so sad that Sir Galahad’s horse does not have a name but he is always depicted with the same horse.
autistic knight who is really dedicated to doing his job perfectly because chivalry is his special interest
gotta be one of my favorite knight genres