#battle art

[chivalry-on-canvas]

Bayard defending the bridge of Garigliano by Félix-Emmanuel-Henri Philippoteaux (1840)

[bhagavadgitagyan]

Unity is not just strength… it is the power that wins even the toughest battles ⚔️✨ When hearts stand together, no force can break them

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[spacenoirdetective]

Christopher Cant, illustration work for Tad Williams "To the Green Tower" and "The Dragonbone Chair"

[ripstefano]

"For Spain and for the King, Gálvez in America," 2015 painting by Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau.

The Battle of Pensacola, fought in 1781 during the American Revolutionary War, was a significant military engagement in which Spanish forces, led by General Bernardo de Gálvez, captured the British-held city of Pensacola in West Florida. As part of Spain’s broader campaign to weaken British influence in the Gulf Coast region, Gálvez orchestrated a combined land and naval assault against the well-fortified city. After weeks of siege and heavy bombardment, a well-placed Spanish cannon shot detonated the British powder magazine, forcing the British to surrender on May 10, 1781. The victory secured Spanish control over West Florida, disrupted British supply lines, and indirectly aided the American cause by diverting British resources away from the main theaters of war.

[hexiflexi]

My friend drew Mr. Strange and the felt prince of crime fighting (inspired by the supposed Dashcon 2025 battle) @strange-aeons @the-muppet-joker

[meet-the-net]

𝐂𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐃𝐚𝐲.

It might've taken all day, but he finally caught @leharpiste's Vasya. And he won't let this little fish flop away under any circumstances.

[azuresforest]

Cats at war.