Matthew the Stoat

@ozzzmund It's true I do like that one as well... and it's a beautifully shot film

@MatthewTheStoat Max von Sydow in The Greatest Story Ever Told is pretty good as well

Jim Caviezel is the only man I have ever seen depict Jesus in a film with the quiet and dignified authority that He conveys in the gospels. He did not need to shout; he said everything with his eyes and his gestures. Jim's performance was more than human.

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Back in my day we would let our friends have crazy beliefs and still be their friend Seems like that concept is not around much these days

@CodyJSwanson It's an amazing composition with truly monumental figures. Nice that they restored this piece lately too so people can see a lot better how the original colours looked collections.louvre.fr/en/ark:/53355/…

The Entombment of Christ by Titian, 1520, Louvre.

@ZarcoTauOmega Thankyou friend 🥲 I really appreciate it.

@MatthewTheStoat Your art is majestic brother

Sketch book

Demon Ruins, looking towards Ceaseless' area.

Hercules and Iolaus confront the Hydra

Johan Christian Claussen Dahl

Peter James John

Pietà

Studies for the Entombment of Christ

Feel like a lot of Likes are just completely fake on twitter these days. But thankyou to all of the real people who do like or share my work.

Waiting to be born again

Titians masterpiece of the Crowning of Our Lord, now in the Louvre though painted for Santa Maria Delle Grazie, Milan, which also houses Da Vinci’s Last Supper. The suffering Christ references the Laocoon with reeds forming a trinitarian triangle and cross.

Night at Calvary, Vasily Vereshchagin, 1869

Studies of a Horse in Profile #artbots #delacroix

@ReadSusan56565 Thankyou Susan, this is a really profound comment.. i really like when people see these things in my work

@MatthewTheStoat I love this piece. Of course the light, etc... But you've evoked an essential conspiratorial scurrying that the occasion definitely merits. I've never seen it done like this before. Plus the conspirators' halos seem to bless their resolve. Well done! Thanks for posting.

The Burial of Christ