folk horror revival

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[henkheijmans]

Frost day, 1907- by Maximilian May, German

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[abi-mson]

Lucy Campbell

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[suonko]

Erlkönig [detail] - Julius von Klever

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[headless-horse]

Fire Woman (video installation) - Bill Viola, 2005

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[renemagritte-art]

Almayer’s folly 1951

Rene Magritte

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[signorformica]

The Peck Shahnamah, a Persian illuminated manuscript from the Princeton University Library that depicts the most comprehensive and amazing collection of Ifrits or Djinns ~ ca.1589  Bibliothèque Infernale on FB

Ifrits (Arabic: ʻIfrīt: عفريت, pl ʻAfārīt: عفاريت) are supernatural creatures in some Middle Eastern stories. In Islam, this term refers to the most powerful and dangerous Jinns, or Djinns: «the seeds of Iblis» (Satan, in Islamic folklore).

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[overdose-art]

BOSCH DETAILS 1/°°° || The Garden of Earthly Delights, 1490

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[starxgoddess]

Benjamin Vierling, Mandragora

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[sweetheartsandcharacters]

“J'accuse!” (Abel Gance, 1919).

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[starxgoddess]

Rosa Bonheur (1822–1899), Two Goats

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[history-of-fashion]

1633 Follower of Jacob Gerritsz Cuyp - Double portrait of children with a goat

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[seriallier]

© altarofsorrow on @instagram

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[jacindaelena]

Sofia Podestà

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[sarahsheilart]

Sabbat.

Archival Pigment Print.
42/26cm.
Edition of 35.
£25+ worldwide shipping (tracked and signed).

Now up in my store sarahsheilart.bigcartel.com

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[sarahsheilart]

Untitled.
Charcoal,graphite and pastel on paper.
39/39cm