Mad Monsters
Matthias Grunewald, detail, Isenheim Altarpiece, 1510-15
These fantastic monsters are part of oneof the most amazing pieces of art to come out of the 16th century.
posted by Martha at 6:06 PM
Sunday, March 23, 2008
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Welcome to my art history blog. The format is simple and the purpose is to show you a piece of art, give you a little background, and leave the rest up to you. I make my own line of jewelry that can be found at www.youngestdaughter.com. Now I have added a vintage cookbook blog because I like the pictures more than anything else.
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2 Comments:
This blew our minds, Martha. It looks so very modern, but, no - almost 500 years?! Amazing.
Thanks for another gem.
Colleen
Looks like Hieronymus Bosch all over again
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