Dope ass paintings

<n>The Accolade</n> (1901), a painting by <n>Edmund Blair Leighton</n>.

<n>The Chimeras</n> (1884) by artist <n>Gustave Moreau</n>.

<n>Sagittarius</n> (2004), an oil on panel by artist <n>Jake Baddeley</n>.

Giampaolo Ghisetti, 1944 | Magic realism painter

<n>San Sebastiano</n> (2009), an oil on canvas painting by Italian artist <n>Roberto Ferri</n>.

La pintura barroca, sensual y conmovedora de Roberto Ferri [Desnudos] - Cultura Inquieta

<n>Madeline after Prayer</n> (1868) by <n>Daniel Maclise</n>, based on the poem <n>The Eve of St. Agnes</n> by <n>John Keats</n>.

<n>Die Astrologie</n> (1811) by French painter <n>François-André Vincent</n>.

<n>Death & the Molly Man</n> by <n>ASTRA ZERO</n>, a revamp of <n>Marianne Stokes</n>' 1908 painting 'Death and the Maiden'.

<n>Eve</n>, an 1885 oil painting by artist <n>Anna Lea Merritt</n>.

Artwork by <n>Eliran Kantor</n> for the 2023 split EP <n>The Aggression Sessions</n> by <n>Thy Art Is Murder</n> and others.

"Judith" (1888), an engraving by <n>Eugène André Champollion</n> after artist <n>Fernand Lematte</n>.

<n>Agnus Dei</n> (1635-40) by <n>Francisco de Zurbarán</n>, from the collection of the <n>Museo Nacional del Prado</n>.

<n>The Chariot of Death</n> (1848) by <n>Théophile Schuler</n>, housed at the <n>Unterlinden Museum</n>.

<n>Gustave Moreau</n>'s Symbolist painting, <n>Salome Dancing before Herod</n> (1876).

<n>David and Saul</n>, an 1885 painting by <n>Julius Kronberg</n>.

<n>The Birth of the Sun and the Triumph of Bacchus</n> (c. 1762) by Italian artist <n>Corrado Giaquinto</n>.

<n>Judith</n> (1892) by French artist <n>Jules Joseph Lefebvre</n>.

<n>Romantic Encounter</n> (1864) by Hungarian artist <n>Mihály von Zichy</n>.

<n>Skull with its Lyric Appendage</n>, a 1934 <n>Surrealist</n> painting by <n>Salvador Dalí</n>.

<n>Rise to the real world</n>, a painting by <n>Tuco Amalfi</n>.

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<n>Ophelia</n> (1852), a <n>Pre-Raphaelite</n> painting by <n>John Everett Millais</n>.

<n>An Allegory of the Vanquishing of War by Truth, Hope, and Prudence</n> (1750) by <n>Corrado Giaquinto</n>.

<n>Unicorn</n> by artist <n>Betty Jiang</n>.

<n>Portrait de femme de la Renaissance</n> (c. 1900) by <n>Lucien-Victor Guirand de Scévola</n>.