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tommy-liddell:

the Minotaur

with a hat inspired by Brian M. Viveros [1942]

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apolloniasaintclair:

Apollonia Saintclair 840 - 20181130 La mariée morte (Dead on arrival)

Ink is my Blood books trilogy, prints and originals available here: http://apolloniasaintclair.bigcartel.com

starrywisdomsect:

Illustrations from the 1910 edition of Arthur Edward Waite’s The Book of Black Magic and of Pacts.

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sweetlyseveretraveler:

thisobscuredesireforbeauty:

Bulgarian Demon Chasers.
Photography: Aron Klein.
Source

“Kukeri is an ancient pagan ritual practiced annually across the Balkan mountain regions where local men wear carved wooden masks of beasts’ faces and hang heavy bells around their waists as they perform arcane dances,” says London-based photographer Aron Klein. The Kukeri Project is Aron’s magical and dreamlike series that consists of hypnotic images of large men in carnivalesque costumes, posing menacingly in the wintry Bulgarian mountains. 

https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/aron-klein-bulgarian-demon-chasers-photography-090118

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70sscifiart:

Rowena Morrill

florent-bossard:

Modèle vivant, avril 2018, Fusain.

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raisonsilky:

♡

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redlipstickresurrected:

Sergio Toppi (Italian, 1932-2012, b. Milan, Italy) - Illustrations from Sharaz-de: Tales from the Arabian Nights (Archaia)  Pen + Ink, Mixed Media

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aiwassbel:

Sergio Toppi

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americaneldritch:

Pegana, by Sidney H. Sime, 1905. Frontispiece to Lord Dunsany’s Gods of Pegana. 

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redlipstickresurrected:

Aeryael aka Caroline Jamhour (Brazilian, b. 1986, Curitiba, Brazil) - The Sin of Blindness, 2018  Digital Arts: Paintings

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geisterseher:

Daniel Rabel (Paris,1578-1637), Première entrée des fantômes, quatre figures. 1632. Feuillet d'un ensemble de dessins se rapportant au Ballet du château de Bicêtre dansé le 8 mars 1632 au Louvre.

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nigra-lux:

GOTCH, Thomas Cooper (1854-1931)

The Lantern Parade
circa 1918
Ed. Orig. Lic. Ed.

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