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Hieronymus Bosch inspired piñatas [1]

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Date: 2024-07-23

Artist Roberto Benavidez creates piñatas inspired by Hieronymus Bosch and medieval illuminated manuscripts. His unique piñatas are made with incredible craftsmanship and shown in museums.

I love the detail and whimsy of the Bosch-inspired piñata creatures. Benavidez explains that the medium of piñata making can be "as rich and complex as the maker wants it to be." I guess that means he can always put in extra hours.

These piñatas are so beautiful, that it would be way too difficult to smack one with a bat. See more of Roberto Benavidez's artwork here.

See also: "Machine with Abandoned Doll" is a captivating artwork by Arthur Ganson

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