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who let this bird on the train

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Sea view (1841) by Ivan Aivazovsky

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Gloria Swanson

by Edward Steichen, 1923

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Peter Max dedicates Peter Max Magazine to his family on the inside front cover of the first issue in 1970. Via Far Out Company

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Thanatos (1898) by Jacek Malczewski

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José María Martín Saurí (b. 1949) - Vampires

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Evelyn De Morgan (1855–1919)

“The light shineth in the darkness and the darkness comprehended it not”

pencil and black chalk heightened with gold on black paper

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Félix-Hilaire Buhot (1847–1898) -“The Owl's Château”, detail, 1867–98

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Félix-Hilaire Buhot (1847–1898)

On allume les cierges pour les Morts (They Light Candles for the Dead), 1878

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Maxmilián Pirner (1854–1924) - Hekate, 1901

The goddess of magic, witchcraft, the night, moon, ghosts and necromancy (...and dogs)

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Valère Bernard (1860–1936) - Les revenants ou L'office des morts (The Revenants or The Office of the Dead), 1906

etching

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Yoann Lossel (b. 1985) - Les Fleurs du Mal

oil and gold leaf on paper

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Herbert Arnould Olivier (1861–1952) - Death and the Maiden, 1897

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Jan Frans De Boever (1872–1949) - La glue

oil on cardboard

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Edward Gorey (1925–2000) - Zombie

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“Behold! The portals of darkness are open, and the shadows of the dead hunt over the Earth. . .”

Faust: Eine deutsche Volkssage | 1926 | dir. F.W. Murnau

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Johfra Bosschart (1919–1998) - Dante’s Inferno — Canto Primo, 1947