Medevil drawings

Fantasy city of castles in a portrait of a medieval woman in the style of cross hatching lino cut print. Unknown artist.

Why were the artists of that era so obsessed with depicting murderous rabbits? See the examples and read the explanation in this eye-opening post!

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A 16th century drawing of a blemmyae Monsters once lived at the heart of pop culture, albeit during what was arguably the weirdest time to be alive: the Middle Ages. In intrepid, faraway lands you'd find them: neckless men with their faces in their stomachs – known as "blemmyae" – or yet another

This is what major brands (probably) would have looked like, had they been founded in the Middle Ages!

Thanatography is an online curated gallery of contemporary mourning art with an active blog component.

New Atheist blogger Bob Seidensticker is scornful of a medieval map because of its monsters, but the real problem is his ignorance of history.