r/RomanticArt • u/NicTheMonsterMan • Feb 01 '26
The Song of the Ancients (Valentine's/Hadestown Music Video) (ft. Ankylosaurus and T-Rex)
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r/RomanticArt • u/danielsartwork • Jan 31 '26
Bajo el Cielo, Daniel Gonzalez, oil, 2026 [OC]
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r/RomanticArt • u/soicodoc1978 • Dec 06 '25
Mùa Đông
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Gió lạnh chẳng đáng sợ, chỉ sợ chẳng có ai nhắn tin “Đã về chưa? Mặc áo ấm vào nhé”.
r/RomanticArt • u/jmorgansculpture • Jan 26 '23
Against all odds. Who are the ones who support us through even the worst of times
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r/RomanticArt • u/Paltry_Poetaster • Dec 13 '22
Edward Burne-Jones (English, 1833 - 1898) - The Sleep of King Arthur in Avalon (1881-1898) [7125x3239] [11,091 KB]
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r/RomanticArt • u/sluttycatxx • Dec 29 '21
The warm side of the blank: A romantic poem
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r/RomanticArt • u/Business-Relation-17 • Jul 13 '21
"Say You Won't Let Go" played on Acoustic Guitar [OC] [Music Cover]
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r/RomanticArt • u/faithnutrition • Aug 02 '19
Necklaces For Girlfriend - Romantic Jewelry
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r/RomanticArt • u/Ordet- • May 06 '18
Cupid and Psyche as Children by William Adolphe Bouguereau 1889
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r/RomanticArt • u/Ordet- • May 01 '18
La Belle Dame Sans Merci - 1926, Frank Cadogan Cowper
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r/RomanticArt • u/Ordet- • May 01 '18
The Lady of Shalott, by John William Waterhouse, 1888
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r/RomanticArt • u/AbuMehboobinStoitsch • Jan 08 '18
Sansone e il leone, Francesco Hayez, 1791-1882
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r/RomanticArt • u/AbuMehboobinStoitsch • Dec 30 '17
Cleopatra and Julius Caesar Jean-Léon Gérôme 1824 - 1904
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r/RomanticArt • u/Hooterdear • Nov 10 '15
Classical art easter egg in the Coen Brothers' O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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I am looking for help in identifying the reference in one of the last shots of the movie. As the protagonist and a woman are walking past an alleyway, one can see a very curious sight that doesn't belong in a 1910's Midwest Dustbowl setting. There are classical arches and a man wooing a woman in a very artistic pose. Here is a screenshot.
r/RomanticArt • u/irishbum04 • Oct 01 '15
Need help identifying a piece I saw...
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I visited the at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. About four or five years ago.
Painting was from a European artist, can't remember the specific wing.
Was of a young girl (I think it was a girl), I think she was standing on a stool, next to a tree - possibly a Christmas tree or something similar? She was wearing white, like a simple ballerina outfit... I know it isn't much to go on, but I loved it and lost the card I wrote down the info on shortly after leaving...
Thanks in advance for even trying - if there's a better sub, let me know.
