#midieval art

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some flash pulled from actual medieval illustrations

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It’s just a harmless little bunny, isn’t it? Perhaps not.

Killer bunnies are a surprisingly common theme in medieval illuminated manuscripts. Often, they are intended as a humorous reversal of the stereotypical trope of rabbit vs. rabbit-hunter. But why is this little hunter riding a snail? Medieval historians have varying theories about the prevalence of these shelled creatures in illustrated books: could they be symbols of death, religious imagery, or are snails just funny?

Netherlandish armorial, c. 1650

via: The Magazine Antiques

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[camiart]

Inktober art dump

Im not keeping up lmao it’s the 22nd

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fast as buck boyyy

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