“In the midst of the blazing mass there was outlined a gigantic animal head. . . .”
Virgil Finlay (1914–1971), illustration to “The Starkenden Quest” by Gilbert Collins
Famous Fantastic Mysteries Vol. 11 #1, October 1949
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“In the midst of the blazing mass there was outlined a gigantic animal head. . . .”
Virgil Finlay (1914–1971), illustration to “The Starkenden Quest” by Gilbert Collins
Famous Fantastic Mysteries Vol. 11 #1, October 1949
source
The Curse of the Cat People (1944, dir. Gunther von Fritsch, Robert Wise)
Františka Doubravy illustration for 1931 "Mourek - the history of the cat boy"
(book from my private collection)
"TWO WOMEN IN LOVE" JOHN GUTMANN // 1937 [gelatin silver print | 19.6 × 19.7 cm.]
Super cute Terrie Smith drawing from The (New) Centaurs Gatherum issue 30!
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Stefan Poag
Skeletons hang as warnings from pine trees in a chapter headpiece illustration. They are victims of the Corinthian evil-doer Sinis, who will be slain by Theseus.
The Heroes. 1901. Drawings by M.H. Squire and B. Mars.
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Antonio Turok, Solar Eclipse, Chiapas, Mexico, 1991.
Franz von Stuck, Sensuality, 1898
Black Flag, Necros, and Negative Approach at City Club in Detroit on Sept 3, 1982.
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Jean Moral for Diana Slip, 1930