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Goya Paintings Scarier Than Saturn Devouring His Son: A Thread
1. 'Boy Staring at an Apparition'
The longer you look at it the scarier it gets. The blurry/grainyness is how you'd really see it in the darkness. Nice realism Goya, it's about 1 AM here...
1. 'Boy Staring at an Apparition'
The longer you look at it the scarier it gets. The blurry/grainyness is how you'd really see it in the darkness. Nice realism Goya, it's about 1 AM here...
2. 'Two Old Men'
I can almost feel that thing breathing down my neck right now... maybe it's behind you too...
I can almost feel that thing breathing down my neck right now... maybe it's behind you too...
3. 'The Dog'
I don't know how to accurately describe how horrified this makes me feel. Is this the last good boy in a toxic wasteland? What is he looking at? Is there even anything left? Or is it just him now?
I don't know how to accurately describe how horrified this makes me feel. Is this the last good boy in a toxic wasteland? What is he looking at? Is there even anything left? Or is it just him now?
4. 'Witches Sabbath'
The scariest part is imagining the babies shriveling up like that dude in The Mummy. Thanks Goya...
The scariest part is imagining the babies shriveling up like that dude in The Mummy. Thanks Goya...
I imagine these three apparitions hang out with Goya's apparition.
1. 'The Apparition' by Gustave Moreau
2. 'The Red Vision' by Leonore Fini
1. 'The Apparition' by Gustave Moreau
2. 'The Red Vision' by Leonore Fini
Bruh... I almost forgot 'The Angel of the Hearth' by Max Ernst. All four paintings give off the same vibe. Someone name the vibe.
