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'Persephone' s Journey ' by Cate Simmons
'Peeing Death' by Max Klinger, 1881
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) dir. NEIL JORDAN
Ferdinand Keller , Lady Absinth (1901)
Ferdinand Keller (or von Keller) (German, 1842-1922)
Japanese prints from 1873 depicting famous Western inventors and scholars in times of trouble. Pictured: Audubon (work eaten by mice), Carlyle (papers burnt), and Arkwright (spinning machine smashed by wife). More here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/japanese-prints-of-western-inventors-artists-and-scholars-1873
City Hunter (1987)
1987
Robert Clarke- the HIDEOUS SUN DEMON (1958)
© Nona Limmen
Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) dir. Neil Jordan
Artist Spotlight: Dan Khanna
The comet “Veru”, from a 16th-century treatise on comets. Now known as Swift-Tuttle, the comet’s been described as “the single most dangerous object known to humanity” (though chances of it hitting Earth are still v. v. small).
More from the book here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/the-comet-book
The 12th Century Tower of Tughrul, Rey, Iran.
‘La Nuit’ (The Night) by Tomas Julio Leal da Camara, 1903
“By the sheen of the foam I beheld two skelingtons sitting in their coffins.” From The Story Hunter or Tales of the Weird and Wild by Ernest Richard Suffling, 1896.
If you aren’t rattled by vintage skeletons, see my skeletons gallery.
Art by Turkish fantasy artist Ugurcan Yüce
From Little House Series by Garth Williams, late 1940s
‘The Witch’ s Daughter 'by Carl Larsson (1855 - 1919)