Metal Can Look Good Too || Bathory- Hammerheart

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We’ve featured Bathory’s album art in this editorial before, and it’s not for lack of originality that I do again.  Bathory has had great album artwork, featuring either classic paintings or simplistic graphics void of computer aid.  This cover from 1990’s ‘Hammerheart’ is a section of Sir Frank Bernard Dicksee’s 1893 painting, ‘The Funeral of a Viking’.  Dicksee, besides having an unfortunate name, painted mostly portraits of rich women in the Victorian era.  However his stand out work is the richly colored, pre-Raphaelitie depictions of anything from Romeo & Juliet to Vikings and historical English settings.  After the jump you can see a larger, full version of ‘The Funeral of a Vikingas well a few more of Dicksee’s better paintings.




"The Funeral Of A Viking"


"The Crisis"


"The Shadowed Face"

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 The Funeral Of A Viking FTW

SparksFury's picture
I'm going to go with "The Funeral Of A Viking" is my fav.

-SparksFury

IrishNipples's picture
The Shadowed Face is really spooky. I hope it wasn't intended to create religious fervor, because it is working the opposite effect on me.
"There are no demigods you fucking pagan!"

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