#victor vasnetsov

[anna-dreamer]

My first time at TRSB! Here is my art, slide 94 - A Sleeping Princess. Shoutout to my author @thepastisaroadmap! Here is the link to the fic!

Now, obviously, I took heavy inspiration from Victor Vasnetsov's Sleeping Tzarevna - I've wanted to redraw her as Míriel for a long long time.

@tolkienrsb Thank you for all your hard work!

Here is the Prince, he has found what he sought in the enchanted land, but instead of a fair maiden from a fairy tale, there is a dead mother whose child refuses to let her go. And the Prince thinks, I did this.

[art1for2the3masses]

Portrait of Yelena Prakhova by Victor Vasnetsov, 1894

[orthodoxadventure]

Savaoph, God the Father, (1885-96) by Victor Mikhailovich Vasnetsov

[stigmatam4rtyr]

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1887) | Victor Vasnetsov

[antiqueanimals]

Dobrynya Nikitich's Battle with the Seven-Headed Serpent. Victor Vasnetsov (1848-1926)

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[enchantedbook]

"Ivan Tsarevich riding the Gray Wolf"

 artist: Viktor Vasnetsov , 1889 

[illustratus]

Ivan Tsarevich Fighting the Dragon

by Victor Vasnetsov

[xaphs]

Knight at the Crossroads, by Victor Vasnetsov (1882)

Why do I love this painting? It evokes a brief moment of quiet contemplation: the knight alone; lance heavy; head tipped in thought or exhaustion or both; a bare steppe; the pink-yellow sky; equipped and armoured and yet... still.

and I'm an historical armour slut