Tina Turner photographed by Richard Avedon for Vogue Magazine, 1971.
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Tina Turner photographed by Richard Avedon for Vogue Magazine, 1971.
1921 Young women posing. I wonder if this was a publicity shot for a chorus? Bowling Green, Kentucky. From Pinterest.
Legendary fantasy artist John Blanche has died. He is known mostly for his long association with Games Workshop, where he served as art director and created many of the iconic images that shaped the Warhammer and 40K worlds. He was capable of working in diverse styles, but much of his art and his own creative miniature conversions made his name synonymous with the "grimdark" aesthetic, mixing elements of moody gothic architecture and body horror with a limited color palette.
He also contributed to GW's UK edition of Dungeons & Dragons, Fighting Fantasy and Sorcery! books, and other books and album covers. Wombat Games recently published an authorised biography, Blanche: The Rise of Grimdark. A skirmish game, John Blanche's En Garde, is in development with a setting and visual style based on his art.
Mihály Zichy, Love (Liebe), 1911
The Howling | 1981 | dir. Joe Dante
Altered States | 1980 | dir. Ken Russel
reminds me of the one and only high school reunion i ever went to...
Perils of the Jungle | 1927
Metropolis | 1927 | dir. Fritz Lang
Brigitte Helm in Metropolis | 1927 | dir. Fritz Lang
The Beast of Gévaudan, France, c. 1765
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la Bête du Gévaudan
Poison for the Fairies | Veneno para las hadas | 1986 | dir. Carlos Enrique Taboada
Las mujeres panteras | 1967 | dir. René Cardona
Albert Hasselwander (1877–1954)
“Ein Anatomischer Totentanz.” München: J.F. Bergmann, 1926
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Jean Harlow as Vantine Red Dust (1932) Dir. Victor Fleming