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Charles Dudley Tennant (1867-1952), 'The Hurricane', ''The Tatler'', Vol. 103, #1334, 1927 Source
Jody A Lee, 'The Gates of Sleep', ''Spectrum'' #10, 2003 front cover for Mercedes Lackey's book of the same name. It is book 2 (out of, I believe, 17) of her Elemental Masters series. It's not a great scan but you get what you get and you don't get upset.
Pol Dom (Paulus Ludovicus Carolus Dom, 1885-1978), ''Nederlandsche Sagen en Legenden'', 1917 "....En de Taak van den Dood niet wilde eindigen" ("....and Death's task seemed never-ending.)
Siegfried’s Funeral March by Knut Ekwall (c. 1880)
Friedrich Hechelmann (1948-2024) - We Are Made of the Stuff of Dreams.
Atlas - the Titan from Greek mythology supports the celestial vault. 19th.- 20th.century. Arthur Kampf German (1864-1950). watercolor. http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
Max Ernst (1891–1976)
“Der Kopf des Hausengels” (The Head of the House Angel)
oil on canvas, 1937
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Jeanne Bieruma Oosting (1898–1994)
“Les yeux qui guiettent” (Watchful eyes)
from the series ‘Visions et fantômes’ — lithograph, 1935
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Chris Becker, “Mysterious Steps”
graphite on panel, 2025
Engraving design by Corwinian Saur ca. 1593
Gyula Zilzer (1898–1969), “Jealousy”
etching, 1922
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