Isabella Morton (1847–1937), “Come into your true inheritance.”
illustration from “A Fantasy of Souls” by Mary Washington Smith McLaughlin (as Margaret Irving), 1912
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Isabella Morton (1847–1937), “Come into your true inheritance.”
illustration from “A Fantasy of Souls” by Mary Washington Smith McLaughlin (as Margaret Irving), 1912
source
Georg Erler (1871–1950), “Death and the Dancing Girl”
etching & aquatint, c. early 20th century — source
"✿✿✿✿✿" (2010), ALESSIA
Amica, October 1997.
Ph. Martine Houghton
Charles Dana Gibson. ' A Peach Crop ', ca. 1903.
By Albín Brunovský
1923 Mary Pickford in "Rosita" From Vamps & Flappers, FB.
HAUNTED
Tihamat Qahtan, Saudi Arabia. Scanned from the book Survivants de l'Arabie préislamique by Thierry Mauger.
Portrait Of A Man With Glasses by Francis Bacon
The Ruins of Selinunte (1973) Paul Delvaux, oil on canvas, 140 x 220 cm
Skeleton of the Witch Ursula Kemp (c. 1525–1582) : “spikes had been driven through her body to hold her down in the grave, and to prevent her from haunting the parish.”
from ‘Supernatural in Cornwall’ by Michael Williams 1979
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THE CREEPER
Black-necked wattle-eye.