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Neal Hughes, Bethesda Nocturne.

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“You said I killed you— haunt me, then! Be with me always— take any form— drive me mad! Only do not leave me in this abyss, where I cannot find you!”

Emily Brontë, from, “Wuthering Heights,” originally published in 1847

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Welder Wings (@welderwings) 

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Paw Grabowski Silent Figure with Landscape (Forest Sisters) Handcut collage

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Our Wish for the End, Me, Digital Collage, 2020

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Creatures of the night

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William Thompson aka Will Thompson (American, b. USA) - Adrift, Paintings: Oil on Canvas

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Queen of Suburbia, by John Brosio.

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Wei Yan

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The following pieces of morbid art are by Nicola Samori, a 35 year old Italian artist. He says “My work stems from fear: fear of the body, of death, of men. I think my nature as an artist is something like feeling hopeless. Works are just temporary shelters and painting is a leisure place where you can conceal yourself.”

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Esther Sarto

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Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford, Baron Redesdale (1837-1916), The Attaché at Peking (1900)