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Gerrie Gutmann, Self-Portrait (1946)
Giudizio Universale / Last Judgment (Detail), 2016. By Roberto Ferri
Maja Ruznic - The Removal of Fingers and Other Body Parts
Salman Toor (Pakistani, b. 1983), Four Friends, 2019. Oil on panel, 40 x 40 in.
Moonlight Butterfly, Dark Souls Design Works
Bernhard Martin
The Fall of the Rebel Angels - Detail, oil on canvas (1660-1665) | Luca Giordano
The last judgement - oil on canvas, detail (1565) | Frans Floris the Elder
Goga Tandashvili
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The Gates of #Hell
Flemish School 16th or 17th century
Certainly it has elements of a Gates of Hell, but there lacks the human or divine elements. It is reminiscent of the Witches sabbath, but the dominant figure of the witch is depicted with wings, which is not common illustration of witches and thus points more towards a demon. Cerberus makes a rare appearance as well.
Victor Hugo’s Blotto Drawings In Coal, Dust And Blood (1848-1866).
“Exaltation is a tremendous lucidity” (Le vertige est une lucidité formidable), particularly an exaltation carrying you simultaneously towards day and night, composed of two eddies turning into opposite directions. One sees too much and not enough. One sees everything, and nothing” – Victor Hugo (1802-1885).
Hypnosis - 1904 | Sascha Schneider
Jakub Schikaneder, Dead girl, 1910
Edward Henry Corbould, The Earl of Surrey beholding the Fayre Geraldine in the magic mirror, 1853