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r/Medievalart

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A subreddit meant to share the artwork of the medieval time period in Europe.

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Updated Sep 10, 2023
u/Respectfullyyours Active
Added 10 years ago
Also moderates: r/pomodoro, r/Porcelain, r/monkslookingatbeer, r/Gothic
u/earthly_delights Active
Added 10 years ago

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1 year ago
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took this in Milan italy
in Milan, Italy
to r/Medievalart by gamr4456
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Virgin and Child, ca. 1300-1330, French, Limestone with polychromy. Metropolitan Museum of Art. image
Virgin and Child, ca. 1300-1330, French, Limestone with polychromy. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
in California
to r/Medievalart by gamr4456
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for St George, southern Netherlands (Antwerp?), wood sculpture, dated 1489. Stockholm, St Nikolai Cathedral. image
St George, southern Netherlands (Antwerp?), wood sculpture, dated 1489. Stockholm, St Nikolai Cathedral.
in Netherlands
to r/Medievalart by gamr4456
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The painter Irene de Crestin applying polychromy to a sculpture of the Virgin Mary, France, 1401-2, Bibliothèque Nationale. image
The painter Irene de Crestin applying polychromy to a sculpture of the Virgin Mary, France, 1401-2, Bibliothèque Nationale.
in Delaware
to r/Medievalart by gamr4456
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for High Altar of Blaubeuren Abbey, Michel Erhart, 1493-4. Detail of Saint Benedict and John the Baptist. image
High Altar of Blaubeuren Abbey, Michel Erhart, 1493-4. Detail of Saint Benedict and John the Baptist.