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Der Alp
by L.J. Vitanza (Author) As posted by the author on Kindle Vella. After surviving the Black Death, a young German woman loses her mother to madness. The day her father buries her body on the family’s farm, a butterfly visits Katerina. Has her mother returned to comfort her mourning daughter, or is something sinister taking advantage of the grieving and credulous young woman? The Kindle Vella…
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Le cauchemar (The nightmare), Johann Heinrich Füssli (1781)
Saw it a few years ago at Musée d’Orsay, during a temporary exhibition, "L'Ange du bizarre. Le romantisme noir, de Goya à Max Ernst". haunting and impressive.
