Art in the Land

Art in the Land is a netbook article regarding various genres of Art in Ravenloft.

Painting

Richard Upton Pickman, a painter of debased humanoids, popular in G'Henna
Horatio Ontrangio, abstract artist patronned by Lord Hugo von Hauer, favored in Darkon. His most famous work Dark Side of the Moon hung in the Museum of Il Aluk
The gallery of Comte Stezen D’Polarno of Ghastria
Borigia Vetighetto of Borca, a landscape painter, born in 620 BC, died in 686 BC, painted Ils Sont a Ville du Mort a prophetic cityscape of Necropolis
Cats-Eyes Gallery in Egertus, owned by Gerry Olaaf, who claims the artists are patients from the Clinic for the Mentally Distressed
Michael van Bluhdt (700 BC to 740 BC) former Falkovnian soldier, painted battles of Dead Man's Campaign. Resided in Toyalis. Finest piece: Death and Brutality

Laars Skolsson of Ludendorf, realistic sculptor, works on Skolskin Island, rumors that his works are bought from traders near Demise.
Primitive stone gnome statues in woods between East Timori Road and the Darkon border in Tepest. Rumored to come alive at command of witches. Sir Frederick Luprine commissioned recreations made in Tempe Falls.
Falkovia Triumphant in Lekar, huge granite statue of a young, mounted Vlad Drakov.
Statue of General Pieter Delapont in Nomdemal Square in Port-a-lucine. Delapont led the defense of Dementlieu against Falkovnia and was assassinated by Falkovnian sympathizers.
Gabriel Dunwell, a blacksmith in Habelnik, sculptor of fantastic scenes in metal and stone.

Massa di Requiem per Shuggay, opera written in Borca in 602 BC, given to Ivana Boritsi in 727 BC by Harolds and Sons, attorneys for the composer, Benvento Chieti Bordighera. Details degrading pursuits, similar to Francois de Penible (here called Marquis de Penible) Only first two acts have been found.