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satanachia666 · 2 years

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Witches’ Sabbath (The Great He-Goat) by Francisco Goya - one of his “Black Paintings” 🖤

Credit: Atlas Obscura

#witches’ sabbath #the great he-goat #francisco goya #classic art #baphomet #dark pagan #demonolatry #theistic satanism #satanic witch #demons #black paintings #goya’s black paintings #goats #witchcraft #hail satan #witchblr #witch blog #spiritual satanism

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sirartwork · 6 months

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made a new soyjak. whaddaya think?

#francisco goya #Black Paintings #Saturn Devouring His Son #Art History #Soyjak

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domjordanillustration · 1 year

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Saturn Extinguishing His Candles

#birthday card #goya #black paintings #saturn #homage #parody #francisco goya #birthday cake #blowing out candles #digital art

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disease · 6 months

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BLACK PAINTINGS— "SATURN DEVOURING ONE OF HIS SONS" FRANCISCO DE GOYA // 1819–23 [oil on canvas | 56 3/10 × 31 9/10"]

#francisco de goya #romanticism #macabre #horror #painting #black paintings #modern art #19th century #spanish #art #u

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renaissancecowboy · 2 years

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francisco goya’s witches’ sabbath (1798), the great he-goat (1821-1823), and witches’ flight (1798)

#francisco goya #witches sabbath #witchcraft #18th century art #spanish art #el aquelarre #el gran cabrón #vuelo de brujas #19th century art #spanish inquisition #black paintings #pinturas negras #witches flight #the witch #robert eggers

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digitalfashionmuseum · 2 months

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Oil painting, ca. 1800-1805, Spanish.

Painted by Francisco Goya.

Portraying a woman in a black dress and white lace mantilla.

National Gallery of Art.

#1800 #1800s #1800s painting #1800s Spain #1800s dress #black #mantilla #gloves #womenswear #19th century #white #lace #francisco goya #nga #national gallery of art #Spain

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meisterdrucke · 6 months

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Cats fighting by Francisco de Goya

#cat #cats #fight #cat fight #Francisco de Goya #goya #art #painting #artwork #anger #rage #battle #animal #animals #pets #black cat #kunst #kunstwerk

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boselliart · 28 days

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dougielombax · 16 days

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To me, very few paintings come anywhere close to being as disturbing as Saturn Devouring his Son.

I mean come on!

It’s bloody terrifying.

#dougie rambles #personal stuff #art #paintings #19th century #romanticism #francisco goya #saturn devouring his son #black paintings #nightmare fuel #the horrors #terrors #feral man syndrome

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aela-targaryen · 2 years

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Witches' Sabbath by Francisco de Goya, 1798 [x]

#art #francisco de goya #witches sabbath #witchcraft #painting #romantic #black magic #sabbath #spooky season #beautiful art #1700's art #1800s art #de goya #francisco goya #art history #goya

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k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9 · 2 years

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Witches’ Sabbath (detail) by Francisco Goya

#Francisco Goya #witches' sabbath #art #painting #artwork #detail #black phillip #illustration #details #goat #belzebuth

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fangledeities · 7 months

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Anne Hathaway

Hombres Leyendo (Men Reading), 1820/23. Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (Spanish, 1746-1828).

#fangledieties #anne hathaway #goddess #goya #francisco goya #black paintings #mash up #pinup #glamor photography

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for-a-longlongtime · 8 months

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Wow. Y'all. I truly never expected so many awesome responses on the post I wrote last night about Dieter, Goya and Pedro on Talk Art. It is the first 'fun' thing I've written in so many years - after having felt blocked/paralyzed re: creative pursuits since 2020 (shit happened) -, without stressing about how I wrote it, and it means the world to me that so many people liked it and shared it.

I don't want to clutter up all the feeds by individually sharing and responding to the reblogs etc, so I'm throwing it together in one post here - because I want y'all to know I appreciate it so much. And it honestly made me even more excited that some of my favorite PP fic authors did so, because I've been enjoying YOUR work so much!

@chaoticgeminate Sending those hugs right back, and your fic was absolutely not a silly little piece! I truly love(d) it, and I'm glad it sent me down this little rabbithole. And yes, while writing that piece I also became more convinced that Pedro himself was a really big part in shaping Dieter and his background story. It's so damn intelligent and very much his style.

One thing I didn't mention yesterday (and I'm sure this is something a lot of people already spotted since the first day that the movie was online) is that I also came to realize how much Pedro has based Dieter's outfits and some mannerisms on Jeff Bridges' character The Dude from 'The Big Lebowski'. Never really saw that movie but I put it on today for a bit, and it was striking -- I'd even dare to say that the "'Bola, hold my hair!" moment on the toilet is a nod to how The Dude (who has longer hair) gets his face shoved into a toilet. Also, at one point when Bridges' character is addressed with "Mr Lebowski", he dismisses that and tells the guy to call him Dude, or even 'Duder' which, yeah, that's just a small step from 'Dieter Bravo'.

amycben on Reddit said the same thing about Bridges, and shared these Dieter pics, which definitely made it clear how our Feral Raccoon Boy's style is inspired by 'The Dude' <3 I don't care much for the Lebowski movie, but I love a good reference, especially since it's a Coen brothers movie - and we all know that Pedro now has a small role in Ethan Coen's upcoming movie 'Driveaway Dolls'. Anyway, I honestly hope that at some point Pedro will be asked about the work he did in shaping Dieter, because I'd love to hear more about this. There's no chance in hell that'll happen, because which journalist would ask him this? But I'm cool though if the universe wants to manifest one of us getting to interview him some time in the future, haha.

Anyway, again @chaoticgeminate - thank YOU really. I needed that deep dive more than I knew thanks to your writing!

@nicolethered thank you too for being responsible for my deep dive, haha, it were your screenshots that made me recognize the other Goya paintings! <3 (and I love your gifs btw!

@mysterious-moonstruck-musings well hearing from you that you loved MY writing is just such a super awesome thing after how much I've been enjoying your Dieter story! <3 <3

@julesonrecord I'M TOTALLY IN hahaha, I saw your comment right before I went to bed last night and it made me smile so much!

@imaswellkid I'm def not an Apatow person either, and I'll be honest - the first time I watched the Bubble I couldn't get past the first half, haha. But I later began to realize that you should indeed watch it through a critical lens and as a reflection about the craziness that was going on, rather than 'oh this is a movie about the pandemic'. The Mando bud is great btw! But even better is the Baby Yoda bud - I have no clue how growers/dispenseries (I'm in the midwest) get away with naming their product after Disney stuff, but I'm sure glad it got me to try that hahaha.

@lunapascal IKR artist Dieter is so damn underrated, and I'm so glad that at least a whole lot of fic authors are giving him more of what he deserves! OK and I totally want to write some too now, hahaha. Especially because there's a lack of Dieter x OMC/m!reader fics, which tbh needs to be fixed.

@survivingandenduring @sp00kymulderr @thesimulationswarm @pedrit0-pascalit0 @gemmahale @sin-djarin @perotovar @ladamedusoif @gracie7209 thank you so much for your kind words, they honestly mean so much to me! @angelofsmalldeathandthecodeine WOW, that Dali piece is fuckin incredible! And @basicoccult woahhh maybe y'all did!? See now I feel like I need to inquire about whether y'all take new initiates! <3

@chronically-ghosted God don't get me started, it's so tempting - next thing you know I'll have suckered myself into writing Dieter fic (while I'm only just getting started now on two other WIPs), haha. But yes I'm so curious about what the unspoken canon is there -- and most probably Pedro is the one with answers to that since it seems so much like he created Dee. I ended up googling some Apatow interviews this morning and saw that he set out to make the Bubble as a sort of Christopher Guest movie (the mockumentary style), and other articles said that there was a lot of improv involved - so obviously Pedro must've contributed a lot. Particularly because I've read at least interviews with four directors (Zeke who did Prospect, Craig Mazin from TLOU, I wanna say Patty Jenkins, and I'm currently blanking on the other name) who spoke about how involved Pedro was, down to specific dialogue and character's motivations etc in shaping the movie (I think Zeke said that Pedro worked with them to tone down Ezra's Shakespearian manner of speech a little, which I can totally see happening since Pedro has done/read so much Shakespeare and it's easy to picture that he wants to fine tune it so it's accessible enough for audiences). Ugh, it's probably gonna take a long while until there'll be any long form interviews with him again, and sadly interviewers are probably not gonna ask about any of this.

Re: painting or acting, yesterday I read @blueeyesatnight 's That's Not Your Name-Dieter fic (LOVED it, can def recommend it!) and one of the coolest things about Dee's character development there is that it indeed delves into 'okay how did he pick acting versus art' and more background story, plus how in the current day events of the story he is even making his own oil paint. That has become my headcanon now <3

@tessa-quayle I'm so glad you liked my post!! I really really wish that Russell and Robert would do another episode with Pedro. I love Russell in particular (sorta followed his work since Being Human was released, which holy crap was already 15 yrs ago?), but the way they attempted to interview Pedro back then was kind of a hot mess - and I say that lovingly hahaha. They were so enthusiastic that they talked over him so/too many times, so I'd love a tad calmer conversation where P has the opportunity to go more indepth.

@tvversionperson IKR there is SO much plot and character development to be explored with Dieter in that movie, which of course it doesn't have room to delve into but shit I wish they would/could. Or at least to just hear Pedro talk about what his thoughts are on it, because you know he most definitely had Dee's entire back story fleshed out in his head when he shot this movie.

Super long post, but again, I just wanted to thank y'all for the love. This is the first time I've done anything writing wise re: the PP cinematic universe, and all your responses have been so heartwarming and really encouraged me to do more stuff in one way or another with the Pedro boys, be it rabbit hole analysis or fic.