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| Four witches, four arms |
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| Reverse maggot nagas? |
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| Bigby's lunch hour |
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| More scary hands |
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| Failed surprise roll |
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| Really failed surprise roll |
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| "Uh ... I disbelieve ..." |
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| Pretty sure this wasn't in Goethe |
He Cooked – Zaan, Olo Malan.
50 minutes ago
Sunday, 8 July 2012
Harry Clarke's Faust
Looking for silhouette material, I came across public-domain work of Harry Clarke, an Irish artist from the early 20th century. Here are some of his illustrations for the witch- and devil-related activities of Goethe's Faust. I can only describe these as "Aubrey Beardsley in Vornheim."
He also draws a pretty mean fop, if you have need of such things:
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Thank you for this.
ReplyDeleteSo much art, so little time. . .
This is amazing stuff. Thanks for discovering it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome stuff - would make a good basis for a "hordelings of hell" random table.
ReplyDeleteShame Beardsley died so young. :(
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