Are you ready to get scared?
In anticipation of the All Hallows Eve lets protect ourselves from evil spirits and look through mysterious and scary paintings.
To avoid becoming prey dead shadow, face with some evil spirits what we prepared for you.
The Temptation of St. Anthony
Grünewald often painted religious images in the style of the middle ages, though he lived during the Renaissance. St. Anthony has passed several tests of their faith, while he lived in the desert. According to one legend, Saint Anthony was killed by demons, living in a cave, but later revived and destroyed them. This painting portrays St. Anthony, which was attacked by demons.
Emil Nolde was one of the first Expressionists Artists, although his fame soon eclipsed several other Expressionists such as Munch. The essence of this flow is a distortion of reality to show a subjective point of view. This picture was taken by the artist after study of masks in the Berlin Museum.
The Garden of Earthly Delights
Normally Hieronymus Bosch is synonymous with fantastic and religious paintings. "The garden of earthly delights" is a triptych. The three panels of paintings depict, respectively, the garden of Eden and the creation of humankind, the garden of earthly delights and punishment for sins, which occur in the earthly garden. Bosch's works are some of the most horrific, but the most beautiful works in the history of Western art.
The painting is "Hell" of the German painter Hans Memling, written in the year 1485, is one of the greatest artistic creations of his time. She had to push people to virtue. Memling has strengthened the horrific effect scene, adding a caption: "the hell of redemption”
"The lovers", René Magritte (1928). You with your boyfriend dressed for Halloween and decided that if you didn't see nobody sees you too.