

NSFW LOTD Lorefriendly Oil Painting Replacer

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Description
All paintings in this replacer are real oil paintings created by real artists. What you see in images is what you will see in your game.
Mod Lore
Valentin Ukrainets, originally from Solitude, combined his love for Arts and Women and overtime became one of the most famous painters during Uriel Septim's VII's early rule (200 years ago).
He travelled Tamriel, painting beautiful women from Peasants, to Nobles, to Princesses and Queens. He spent most of his life travelling across the continents between Cyrodiil, Hammerfell, High Rock and Skyrim.
His works were highly valued, ranging from 500 to 6,000 Gold per painting, and were commonly robbed by thieves.
Most of his works lies in Skyrim, and are highly sought after.. His later year works are marked by his Signature at the bottom of the paintings, and some of his early works now very rare can be found too.
Will the Dragonborn make the decision to gather all of Valentin's works to display in his and Auryen's ever growing Museum? Decide by installing this mod or not
With this NSFW Lorefriendly LOTD Painting Replacer, you can find
43 Late Paintings from Valentin Ukrainets
18 Early Paintings from Valentin Ukrainets
32 Other Paintings from other Artists
This was not a randomly thrown together project. All Paintings have their place and were put into this replacer with structure. Extra effort was put in for quality finish. Refer to the in game screenshots to see what I mean.
From Legacy of the Dragonborn Wiki
Most general stores sell paintings, and there are many to be found in dungeons all across Skyrim. The number of paintings sold by a general store is random. It can be either 1, 2 or none, it differs from playthrough to playthrough. Paintings can also randomly be found in boss chests and in containers in houses (like chests and cupboards).
There are 32 Fixed Locations for 32 Paintings also. The rest will have to be found at Random. To see locations click here to Dragonborn Wiki
In total, there are 93 painting displays in 4 areas of the museum:
2 painting displays in the entrance area of the Hall of Heroes
46 painting displays in the hallway of the Upper Gallery
41 painting displays in the hallway of the East Exhibit Halls
4 painting displays in The Safehouse

























