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[carpethedamndiem]

Artist: Welder Wings

[expressions-of-nature]

Cranberry Harvest by Dave Steers

[peterrabbit2007]

Various Beatrix Potter’s drawings of rabbits.

[1five1two]

'The Red Tapestry'. Jaime Corum. 2011.

[gothredy]

[themakeupbrush]

Rodarte Fall 2023 

[ducissatenebrarum]

Memento Mori (1563/etching)

Battista Franco Veneziano (Italian, c. 1510 - 1561)

[blackdoomdeath]

Mesmervat - Night of Catastrophic Magic (2014)

[zegalba]

Nick Knight: Rose (2000)

[funstealer]

Impact Vase by Olivier Maximilian

[ancient-hoe]

Man of Sorrows, by Simon Marmion, c.1460.

[frostedmagnolias]

A Black Satin Ball Gown

c. 1900

Scottish

Kerry Taylor Auctions

[thelonerforlife]

Vijay Sarathy

[troutreznor]

"broken vows" or "the irises" / from the embroidery series @/andreazanatelli

[kiranatrix]

Illustration of Satan (Devilman) by Takeshi Obata. This drawing was included in the art book ‘Illustrations of Devilman’ published in 1999 by Kodansha, as part of an event that began in 1996 to honor Devilman creator Go Nagai. Famous illustrators and artists were invited to submit fan art of Devilman and this was Obata’s submission [press link in the source]. Of note, Obata says in How to Read that the design of L from Death Note was partially inspired by Akira Fudou in Devilman, particularly L’s eye bags.

[enchantedbook]

"Three Black Cats" by Carl Kahler, (1856 - 1906)

[historicalbookimages]

🐉 Ulyssis Aldrovandi …. Bononiæ, apud C. Ferronium, 1640.. Original source Image description: Historical illustration from 1640 by Ulyssis Aldrovandi depicting a large serpent-like dragon with a curved, elongated body covered in detailed scales and patterns. The dragon’s head is broad and flat with a forked tongue protruding, suggesting a snake-like appearance rather than a traditional fire-breathing dragon. The creature coils in an S-shape against a plain background with faint secondary impressions of the dragon visible behind it. The image includes handwritten numbers and text at the top right corner.