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Franz von Stuck (1863–1928) - Salome, 1906
oil on canvas
Władysław Galimski (1860-1940) - Symphony of Care and Suffering, c. 1910
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“The Hellmouth”, 1668
detail from the set design for Antonio Cesti’s opera ‘Il pomo d'oro’
engraved by Mathäus Küsel (1621–1682) after Ludovico Ottaviano Burnacini (1636–1707)
Hanuš Schwaiger (1854–1912) - “Rattenfänger”, 1882
from ‘Ver Sacrum’ Vol.1 #8, 1898
source
Ernst Stöhr (1860–1917) - “The Woman”
from ‘Ver Sacrum ⁓ Sonderheft’ , 1898
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Wojciech Siudmak (b. 1942) - “Early Morning Poem”, 1999
acrylic on canvas
Die Nacht des Bileth, Alfred Kubin, c. 1920
Wolfgang Grasse (1930–2008) - “The Kingdom of Death”, 1999
source
Witold Pruszkowski (1846–1896) - “Dragoon”
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Légendes et contes d’Andersen
Éditions Gründ
1962
Artist : Jiri Trnka
The Little Mermaid
Hans Printz (1865–1925) - Satans Karneval
from ‘Die Muskete’ #750, February 19, 1920
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The Garden of Eden by Nicolas Poussin
Jorōgumo, Edo period. A type of yōkai in the form of a demonic spider in Japanese folklore, that takes the form of a beautiful woman, seducing and consuming unwary men.
The Story Of A Mother, 1910 (Kay Nielsen)
The Three Princesses In the Blue Mountain - The Troll was quite willing, and before long he fell asleep and began snoring, 1914 (Kay Nielsen)
Alfred Kubin 1877-1959
Czechoslovakia/Austria
"Dream Animal" 1903
Leon Kowalski (1870–1937) - Medusa, c. 1910s
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