samus12345, 9 months ago to traditional_art in Pope Leo X (after Raphael) by Fernando Botero (1964) Ah, so this is where Bethesda got their inspiration for NPCs in Oblivion.
Ah, so this is where Bethesda got their inspiration for NPCs in Oblivion.
YeetPics, 9 months ago to traditional_art in Pope Leo X (after Raphael) by Fernando Botero (1964) Shit.
Shit.
RIP_Cheems, 9 months ago to traditional_art in Pope Leo X (after Raphael) by Fernando Botero (1964) Lookin like pope hasbula
Lookin like pope hasbula
Dr_Fetus_Jackson, 9 months ago to traditional_art in Pope Leo X (after Raphael) by Fernando Botero (1964) Y tho
Y tho
Apeman42, 9 months ago to traditional_art in Pope Leo X (after Raphael) by Fernando Botero (1964) Lil’ Bits…
Lil’ Bits…
icy_mal, 9 months ago to traditional_art in Pope Leo X (after Raphael) by Fernando Botero (1964) It’s a common mistake, but the subject of this painting was actually Pope Tato XI.
It’s a common mistake, but the subject of this painting was actually Pope Tato XI.
BloodSlut, 9 months ago to traditional_art in Pope Leo X (after Raphael) by Fernando Botero (1964) Aw, he died last week? :(
Aw, he died last week? :(
MonkderZweite, 9 months ago to traditional_art in Pope Leo X (after Raphael) by Fernando Botero (1964) An ugly toddler?
An ugly toddler?
infeeeee, 9 months ago This style is called “boterismo”. Look up his other paintings and sculptures, they have similar proportions. This is an early example.
This style is called “boterismo”. Look up his other paintings and sculptures, they have similar proportions. This is an early example.
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