Incredible Weird Medieval Cat Paintings Ideas. See more ideas about medieval, medieval art, medieval manuscript. This “hippopotamus” by jacob van maerlant sometime around 1350.
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- 1 Medieval Artists Excelled At Painting Religious Scenes, Portraits Of Royalty, And Naked Ladies.
- 2 How Can We Not Begin This List With Hieronymus Bosch’s Famously Bizarre Triptych, The Garden Of Earthly Delights?
- 3 It's Almost Like Staring Into A Mirror When You're Prepping For A Trip To The Buffet.
- 4 And To Be Honest, Butts Are Pretty Much Always Funny.
- 5 Win Tickets To Sarah Mclachlan.
Medieval Artists Excelled At Painting Religious Scenes, Portraits Of Royalty, And Naked Ladies.
Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. Fernando botero, cat on a roof. Butt licking cats is a weirdly common theme in medieval art, and nobody’s really sure why.
How Can We Not Begin This List With Hieronymus Bosch’s Famously Bizarre Triptych, The Garden Of Earthly Delights?
While medieval artists had no problem painting religious scenes, portraits of royalty and naked ladies, cats offered an altogether different challenge. This is a modal window. It looks like the medieval painters never laid eyes on a real cat.
It's Almost Like Staring Into A Mirror When You're Prepping For A Trip To The Buffet.
You know what, this is on par with that. Like this (uncomfortably relatable) cat. Are you looking for the best images of weird cat?
And To Be Honest, Butts Are Pretty Much Always Funny.
Here are some of the ugly medieval paintings of cats, check out how funny they are! But this artist had a very clearly defined opinion of what cats should be. It looks like the medieval painters never laid eyes on a cat.
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Probably the most agressive snail ever, by jacob van maerlant around 1350. In fact, they look like ugly humans. Upvote your fave peculiar medieval beats, dear pandas, and let us know which illustrations you loved the most and why.