Jun 26
The Fables of La Fontaine: "The Owl and the Mice" Illustrated by Gustave Doré (1867)
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The Fables of La Fontaine: "The Owl and the Mice" Illustrated by Gustave Doré (1867)
Leviathan the twisting Serpent, 1866, by Gustave Doré
Artwork: An illustration from Edgar Allen Poe’s The Raven by Gustave Doré 1832
Work Song, Hozier / Romantic Encounter, Mihály Zichy / Work Song, Hozier / The Creation of Eve, Gustave Dore / Like Real People Do, Hozier / Prigione di Lacrime, Roberto Ferri / Take Me To Church, Hozier / The Kiss That Gave The Victory, Henry Justice Ford
"Paradise XIV"
Gustave Dorè, 1860, for "The Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri.
He-man Gustave Doré style
I'm addicted in Dall-E 3, i confess. I'm a fan of this great French illustrator, and always imagined what your art would be like with my favorite heroes, thanks to AI now this is possible
The Divine comedy Inferno Geri del Bello color
Inferno XXX, 39-41
Myrrha loved her father past the limits of just love She came to sin with him by falsely taking another’s shape upon herself