Santa Cruz, Saint Sebastian (detail), before 1508. Oil on wood, 99.5 x 46 cm. Wellcome Collection, London
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Cupid Making His Bow (detail), c. 1534
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Detail from The Witches Rout (Lo Stregozzo), by Marcantonio Raimondi and Agostino Veneziano, c. 1520 [Full image here]
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tintoretto. tarquin and lucretia. 1578-1580.
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can anyone tell me why i just thought it would be a good idea to throw myself headlong into a sequence of research & effort that summarizes as "human geography & urban planning historical revisionism" and would require learning how to do a from-the-ground-up redesign of entire metro areas based off of current understanding of the course of technological advancement, finding the oldest topographic data to use, spending hundreds of hours learning to effectively draw/paint semi-realistic architectural & landscape scenes, likely learning 3D modeling whether digital or physical, improving my understanding of building standards/options, and keeping up with emerging technologies.
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Regarding https://www.tumblr.com/raett97/727324182425272320?source=share i want to give you the opportunity to give the play-by-play, but because I'm so enmeshed in your writing process it's hard for me to find something to ask about.
@Rae's readers. Ask about the smallest detail, and you will find an entire world under the surface.
Whoops! wrong blog lolol. (@raett97 is my main that is mostly just meme's and other funny shit. wrong blog feels bad 😅
but! yes! ask the questions! there is almost definitely something deeper beneath whatever word choice or decision i made there and i will go feral if you ask me about it.
and if there isn't something there then i'm probably wrong and Yes There Is. (it happens far more often than i appreciate. there are enough subplots without them inventing themselves on me 😂)
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Cornelis Cornelisz. van Haarlem, The Fall of the Titans (detail), 1588-1590. Oil on canvas, 239 x 307 cm. National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen.
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Detail of the painting "Christ Carrying the Cross" by Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516), Dutch/Netherlandish painter, one of the most important artists of the Early Netherlandish painting school.
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Left: François Flameng, Mrs. Adeline M. Noble (1903) (detail)
Right: Frans Pourbus the Elder, Portrait of a Woman (1581) (detail)
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