#barberini faun

[contrappostoes]

James of San Francisco ad (Honcho, 1985) / Barberini Faun (Giorgetti, restored 1669)

[caressthosecheekbones]

my dash did a beautiful thing...

[gayartists]

Barberini Faun, late 3rd or early 2nd century BCE

[vamps-hmu]

Thought I might as well share the two other pieces I did as practice

[artschoolglasses]

Barberini Faun, 220 BCE

Glyptothek, Munich

[mordsfesch]

Barberinische Faun - Glyptothek (München)

[hippuhippa]

The Drunken Satyr

[40kvirgins]

The Barberini Faun, also known as the Sleeping Satyr (2nd century BC Hellenistic or 2nd century AD). Roman copy of an earlier bronze; Glyptothek, 

[jpechacek]

the Barberini Pawn

[semelocciditbrevislux]

[nestito702]

[gatorskulls]

Drunken Satyr but make him trans!! I learned about this sculpture in my art history class last semester and knew I had to redraw it at some point 🏳️‍⚧️🌾 High res, unwatermarked version is up on Patreon! https://gatorskulls.carrd.co/

[voigtvirremade]

🎨

the hellenistic period!! hellenistic goes from 323 BCE, when alexander the great died, up till 30 BCE. hellenistic means "greek-like", so still ancient greece but a divergence from Classical Greece. theres a TON of money in trade and rise in knowledge. and art starts focusing on realism and dramatics. no more idealization of the human form, its more natural, but a focus on shapes and diagonals and story telling for DRAMA!!!

(Agesander, Athendore, and Polydore's Laocoon and His Sons + Gallic Chieftain Killing Himself and His Wife which is likelyyyy by Epigonos)

[dirt-ghoul]

well, not anymore (23/30)

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

Ce nu masculin censuré ??? Une évidence quand on a pas de culture. Qui en est l'auteur ???

Le Faune Barberini

[deoidesign]

drawing my favorite sculpture but it's my guy

(Barberini Faun)