Came across these steampunk paintings of mecha and werewolves attacking European peasants. The artist is Jakub Rozalski, who goes by the sobriquet “Mr. Werewolf”, and his paintings are from a set titled World of 1920+, an alternate history that inspired the board game Scythe and a video game. The paintings are wonderful, and I’d definitely read the book that had any of these paintings as the cover art.
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Most of these seem like they could be illustrations for the book Leviathan by Scott Westerfield.
The paintings are by Jakub Rozalski from a set titled World of 1920+ and formed the basis of the board game, Scythe. There is supposed to be a video game coming out set in the same universe.