Winged Creatures Gallery
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Dawn (Design for a Ceiling Painting)Jacob de Wit (Dutch; 1695–1754)18th centuryDrawing in gray pen a
whitemageofsaturn:skicy:what-the-floofin:There’s a whole bunch of large winged creatures alongside t
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oldpaintings:The Plague, 1898 by Arnold Böcklin (Swiss, 1827–1901)
deepwaterwritingprompts:Text: Penthouses across our city were occupied by lovely winged creatures. M
Erato, Muse of Lyrical PoetryCharles Meynier (French; 1768–1832)1800Oil on canvasThe Cleveland Museu
Clio, Muse of HistoryCharles Meynier (French; 1768–1832)1800Oil on canvasThe Cleveland Museum of Art
Tanaquil Le Clercq and George Balanchine (Le Clercq costumed for Balanchine’s 1952 ballet “Metamorph
Apollo and ThetisJean Jouvenet (French; 1649–1717)1700Oil on canvasMusée national des châteaux de Ve
SleepJean Bernard Restout (French; 1732–1797)ca. 1771Oil on canvasThe Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleve
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Some Doodles of Morpheus the Sage of Dreams from the comic Ouramyr. He Appears in ch 6: https:/
I haven’t been posting on Tumblr for a while, because it wasn’t working properly for me.
Amor and PsycheLouis Lagrenée (French;1725–1805)1767Oil on canvasNationalmuseum, Stockh
… Oh, and I like fairies too! Basically I love winged mythological creatures…
Cherubim ‘The cherubim are winged creatures, but the form of them does not resemble that o
The Muse Erato Writing Verses Inspired by LoveCharles Meynier (French; 1768–1832)ca. 1797Pen a
Cupid and PsycheJacques-Louis David (French; 1748–1825)1813Gray wash and pen and black ink wit
kupo-klein: These blasted winged creatures won’t let poor Tiago train in piece! Tiago is a hal
New works by Stephanie Young for Sunday April 24th. Available online at Calmwater Designs betw
Im doing a Myth Inktober and my comic, Ouramyr, as the main theme. Ouramyr is about all mythical cre
nemfrog: Sphinxes. The claims of decorative art. 1892. Walter Crane.Internet Archive
blue–folder:Lace bug (Stephanitis typicus) looks like stained glass
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