Jean Pierre Cassigneul (1935-2025) , French artist.
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Jean Pierre Cassigneul (1935-2025) , French artist.
From the ballet "La Tragédie de Salomé", performed by the Ballets Russes.
Illustration by George Barbier, 1914, from an album dedicated to the Russian ballerina Tamara Karsavina.
"Muse of the Fountain", Alphonse Osbert, 1907.
From Aventures d'un Grillon (Adventures of a Cricket, 1876) by Ernest Candèze, illustrated by Camille Renard.
Engraving titled Crapauds dansant au Sabbat (Toads Dancing at the Witches' Sabbath), from the 'Dictionnaire Infernal' by Jacques Collin de Plancy, illustrated by the French artist Louis Le Breton and published in 1863.
“Love, Desire and Death” (L'Amour, le Désir, et la Mort), an illustration by Georges Barbier, published in Paris in 1922 as part of the series Personnages de Comédie.
"Writing his Mysteries" by Émile Bayard (1870)
Illustration from 'The History of Magic, the Supernatural World, and Fate Through the Ages and Peoples' by the French occultist Jean-Baptiste Pitois.
The Dream (1883) Pierre Puvis de Chavannes