Art Nouveau-esque ad for Morning Journal by Louis John Rhead from 1895.5yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ArtNouveau
Earthenware pot made in Japan during the Jomon Period, 2nd millennium BC. [3240 x 4320]10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Lady of Baza: Iberian limestone sculpture of a seated female figure dating to the 4th century BC9yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
The peace side from the Standard of Ur, a shell-inlay on a wooden frame (c. 2600-2400 BC)10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
Fresco depicting Christ and the Adulteress, Sant'Angelo in Formis (1072-1078)10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
Antonio Gisbert (1834-1902), Maria de Molina presenta a su hijo Fernando IV en las Cortes de Valladolid de 1295 [2397x2005]10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ArtPorn
Gothic sculpture of a mermaid with a comb and mirror from Clonfert Cathedral; Clonfert, County Galway, Ireland (15th century)9yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
Bronze Horned God statuette made in Enkomi, Cyprus around the 12th century BC10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
Golden comb made by Greek craftsmen for Scythians, 4th century BC10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
The Entry into Jerusalem from the Benedictional of St. Aethelwold, made between 971 and 984.10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
Statue depicting Vajrapani as Herakles protecting the Buddha done in Greco-Buddhist style, 2nd century10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
Narmer Palette, one of the first significant pieces of ancient Egyptian art and the earliest depiction of an Egyptian pharaoh, c.31st century BC9yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
Golden crown depicting deities from the Chavin culture in Peru. (c.1000 to 200 BC)10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
The Romance Papyrus, a fragment of a scroll considered the earliest illuminated manuscript (2nd century AD).10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
Moses Receiving the Law from the Ashburnham Pentateucht, 6th/7th century9yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
10th century illumination depicting the assassination of Duke Wenceslaus I, later canonized as St. Wenceslaus, at the hands of his brother.10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
14th century manuscript illumination depicting angels turning cranks to move the Earth.10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
The Alton Towers triptych, a triptych depicting scenes from the New Testament in the center and scenes from the Old Testament on the sides (c.1150).9yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
An example of Migration Period art: an oval cameo depicting an animal, c.7th century9yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
The Hunters Palette, a cosmetic palette from the Egyptian predynastic period depicting a lion hunt (dated between 3250 and 3100 BC).10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
Canon table from Rabbula Gospels, 6th century (x-post from /r/medievalart).10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/ancient_art
Ivory plaque depicting a musician and a drinker made in Egypt, 11th-12th century10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
Mosaic tile from the Palatine Chapel in Palermo, Sicily depiciting Roger II of Sicily in Arabic style, c.1150.10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
Canon Table from Rabbula Gospels (fixed w/ correct link), 6th century.10yr ⋅ CallMeDeaconBlue ⋅ r/Medievalart
