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blackpaint20: Tra la la la laa!
blackpaint20: Erotic print after Max Klinger circa 1900s
blackpaint20: Death and the Maiden, postcard from the 1890’s
blackpaint20: Philippe Mohlitz
blackpaint20: Oozing with cool Coprinopsis atramentaria commonly known inky cap
blackpaint20: The art of Louis Moe
blackpaint20: Salon Witch by Albert Joseph Penot, 1910.
blackpaint20: by Alexander Novoselov
blackpaint20: Luis Caballero (Colombian 1943-1995), Untitled, 1982
blackpaint20: Dance of death Bern Minster, Niklaus Manuel, 1516-1519
blackpaint20: Mattia Preti, detail
blackpaint20: Lion & Woman with Devil Bat Wings Chained Together,J. Koppay (1859-1927)
blackpaint20: Memento Mori Skull with Laurels
blackpaint20: ”Sabbath of the fox Devils” by L. Crepon after a Japanese engraving
blackpaint20: THE DEVORIAN SHELTER 18” X 14” Acrylic on Canvas Submitted by xoltinuum
blackpaint20: Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Bats and Umbrellas, 1882
blackpaint20: Nicola Samori, Ebbro - 2011
blackpaint20: Francisco Goitia, The Witch
blackpaint20: rebel6: by Daniel Corcuera Cthulhu ascendant in Inferno
blackpaint20: dagothraur: Wayne Douglas Wayne Douglas Barlowe; ‘Sargatanas’ from his ‘Inferno’ book. Credit line firstdrowned
blackpaint20: A Knight, Death, and the Devil, 16th century After the engraving by Albrecht Dürer (German, 1471-1528), dated 1513 (Bartsch 98) Attributed to Cornelis van Dalem, Netherlandish (active Antwerp), first documented 1545, died 1573
blackpaint20: Ottaviano Dandini, Florence, circa 1706 - 1740 , Witches at a Black Mass Edited from X
blackpaint20: The Witches Sabbath is a work by Louis Boulanger, French, 1806-1867, and illustrates a poem by his countryman, Victor Hugo. Boulander was a Romantic painter, lithographer and illustrator.
blackpaint20: Julio Ruelas: El reposo del trovador, circa 1906.
blackpaint20: by El Gato Chimney
blackpaint20: Night of Eve, Federico Armando Beltran Masses -1929
blackpaint20: Detail, from Ignorance, envy, jealousy James Ward
blackpaint20: Julien Adolphe-Duvocelle (1873-1961) Two Skulls, wash and charcoal 1898
blackpaint20: Yamada Hōgyoku Bat and Moon Woodblock print c1830
blackpaint20: Heksensabbat by Joffra Bosschart
blackpaint20: Angélique-Marguerite du Coudray was a famous 18th century midwife and designed this mannequin to teach midwife trainees about delivering babies. Louis XV learned of her expertise and asked her to set up courses throughout France. From
blackpaint20: #voltaire True…
blackpaint20: Lucifer, Franz Von Stuck Watch Classic Paintings Come To Life With These Incredible HD Animations (Video)
blackpaint20: Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) Ophelia, white marble 1880
blackpaint20: Hieronymus Bosch
blackpaint20: A Vanitas Still-Life with a Skull, a Book and RosesJan Davidsz de Heem
blackpaint20: Triumph of Death, 17th century, Germany.
blackpaint20: One of my favorite Self Portraits Theodore Gericault’s Last Self Portrait as a Dying Man, 1824 Gericault’s riveting self portrait foreshadows his physical disintegration coming through the skin as reddish glow combined with the deathly.
blackpaint20:Jan Kleintjes (1872-1955), In Naam der Menscheid (In the name of humanity)
blackpaint20: Cats being instructed In the art of mouse-catching by an owl. Lombardy, c. 1700 same.
blackpaint20: The Call of Gangrel by seg
blackpaint20: Student Shakespearean by Jonathan Wolstenholme 2003
blackpaint20: opio-do-trivial: the plague rat artwork of Sean Delonas
blackpaint20:Goat & Satyr Anna (Vaughn) Hyatt Huntington (March 10, 1876 – October 4, 1973) was an American sculptor and was once among New York City’s most prominent sculptors.
blackpaint20: Terry Taylor; sinner
blackpaint20: Death and the Maiden by Patrick James Lynch
blackpaint20: Satyre Et Bacchante By James Pradier, 1834. Palais Des Beaux-Arts De Lille, France.
blackpaint20: Left: Infrared reflectogram mosaic of Michelangelo, The Torment of Saint Anthony, c. 1487–88. Oil and tempera on panel
blackpaint20: Unius compendium, alterius stipendium
blackpaint20: “Lovers” by Jaroslaw Datta.
blackpaint20: deathandmysticism: John Edmund Taylor, An altar bearing a Latin inscription surrounded by an array of human skulls and bones and a cloaked skeleton, Wellcome Images, late 19th century Nibbia Chapel, #Malta
blackpaint20: Lucjan Wędrychowski (1854-1934), ‘Pokusy świętego Antoniego’ (The Temptations of Saint Anthony), 1886, “Polskie Malarstwo Salonowe”, 1991
blackpaint20: László Mednyánszky (1852-1919), Death and the Old Man
blackpaint20: Detail from The Witch of Endor, 1668 by Salvator Rosa
blackpaint20: Monster from the Laval, Bibliothèque municipale, Recueil de Noël (1644)
blackpaint20: Anne Bachelier illustration. From “13 plus 1 by Edgar Allen Poe”An anthology of Poe’s Short Stories and Poetry
blackpaint20: Left brain, right brain
blackpaint20:Nudes in the Louvre! Mimesis in the Louvre: Mimesis (Ancient Greek: μίμησις (mīmēsis), from μιμεῖσθαι (mīmeisthai), “to imitate,” from μῖμος (mimos), “imitator, actor”) is a critical and philosophical
