#romantisme
Artist @gwendolinoleum wearing his Irom Otnemem amulet with an Air Solve & Coagula talisman (see second image for a close-up).
We took these photos among the ruins of a Medieval Castle hidden in the mountains.
How I adore the ivy crawling unto these decrepit towers and dungeon…
Jef, my husband, is also a talented artist. He is the one who creates the covers & illustrations for all my Magick Kits.
His personal work is incredible, you can see more on his page: @gwendolinoleum
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#underthepyramids
#underthepyramidstreasures #portablemagick #portablemagic #iromotnemem #alchemicalsymbols #alchemy #airsymbol #solveetcoagula #castleruins #abandonedplaces #abandonedcastle #romantisme #darkacademia #cottagecore #sombre_moods #sombresociety #sombrebeings #dark_infinity #thedarkpr0ject (at La France Abandonnée)
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The Beauty of the End
John Martin (1789-1854), English painter and engraver.
This romantic artist will be particularly inspired by the apocalyptic evocations of the Bible, which he will sublimate by representing the gigantism of fury of the elements.
(Oil paintings details. The pictures show, in order : The Great Day of His Wrath, circa 1851 ; The Pandemonium, circa 1841 ; Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still, circa 1840 ; The Destruction Of Sodom And Gomorrah, 1852 ; Manfred and the Alpine Witch, 1837 ; The Bard, circa 1817 ; The Last Judgement, 1853 ; Macbeth, 1820 ; The restored version of The Destruction of Pompeii and Herculaneum, circa 1821 ; and finally, The Seventh Plague, 1823)
The Great Slumber
Some wintry paintings by Georg Carl Adolph Hasenpflug (known as Carl Hasenpflug, 1802-1858), German romantic painter.
(The images show in order: The Monastery of Walkenried, 1850, original photograph by Jean-Louis Mazières ; View of the Ruin of the Church in Winter, 1848; The Ruin of Walkenried Monastery in Winter, 1843. The original pictures have been modified)
Détail du bronze de Francisque Duret, Chactas sur la tombe d'Atala, 1836, Musée des Beaux-arts de Lyon.
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Chactas embrassant les jambes d'Atala, étude préparatoire à la grande toile des Funérailles d'Atala, d'Anne-Louis Girodet, de 1808, conservée au Louvre.
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