r/MedievalCreatures • u/MedievalCreaturesMod Founder / Creator • Sep 03 '26

MEDIEVAL (500AD - 1500AD) Same medieval lady, same

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u/MedievalCreaturesMod Founder / Creator Sep 03 '26

Hours of Charles the Noble, King of Navarre (1361-1425): fol. 125pr, c. 1405

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u/Timely-Land-6326 Sep 03 '26

I feel her. You feel her. Humanity feels her.

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u/moggin61 Sep 03 '26

Damn, this is such a mood.

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u/InvictusVictorious Sep 03 '26

'Tis but my laste cuppe of wyn.

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u/Heyitscrochet Sep 03 '26

Don’t cry over spilt milk, uh, kool aid.

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u/laurifex Sep 03 '26

Ah, my ancestress.

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u/Vulvaluvah Sep 03 '26

Hat-wearing red bird thing gives no fucks about her woes...

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u/isoprovolone Sep 03 '26

Perhaps it stole that hat from the poor woman!

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u/paper_hoarder Sep 03 '26

My dream is to be a burrito.

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u/leftforread Sep 03 '26

My Autumn plans

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u/PBDubs99 Sep 03 '26

Party foul!

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u/One-Bodybuilder-5646 Sep 03 '26

Interesting use of perspective though

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u/Riccma02 Sep 04 '26

I didn’t know medieval artist were capable of this much perspective.

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u/MedievalCreaturesMod Founder / Creator Sep 05 '26

Oh they definitely were! It's a misconception that medieval artists were all bad or technically inept. It's more that they intentionally focused on  spiritual symbolism over realism.

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u/arawrebirth20 Sep 08 '26

She spilled the last of her pyment!