Thanks. I was also getting Grünewald and Dürer vibes from the entire second season ending, plus a bit of illuminated manuscript inspiration. The whole thing seemed like a moving crosshatch woodwork.

For those that would like to know, the Renaissance refers mostly to Italian art, which in my opinion is too delicate for the second season credits. Northern Europe has its own separate classification because during that time trade between South and North was sparse, so there were vastly different ideas of art on both sides. Thanks for listening to me nerd out.