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Aeneas and the Sybil in the Underworld by Wenceslaus Hollar (1654)
Kelly Louise Judd aka Swanbones aka Ly Lou (American, b. Kansas City, MO, USA) - 1: Botanical Cat, 2
Hope I understood the theme of the day correctly><Inventober, day 2: Monster bitsThe only eye
Since I don’t feel myself motivated enough to finish and upload any of my sketches I thought maybe p
Portraits (2020)
—— KRAMPUS ——In Central European folklore, Krampus is a horned, anthropomorp
A Mermaid Feeding Her Young by the workshop of Giulio Romano (1520-40)
Clotho by Joseph Engel (1860)
Orpheus Torn to Shreds by the Bacchantes by Grégoire Huret (1640-43)
Hercules and Omphale by Benedetto Gennari (1675-77)
Diana as the Huntress by Bernardino Cametti (1720)
Tityus by Martin Rota (1570)
The Muses by Jacopo Tintoretto (1578)
Venus instructs Cupid to fire an arrow at Pluto’s heart, from The Story of Pluto and Proserpin
The Abduction of Proserpine by Pluto by Cornelis Cort (1565)
Shimosuwa: Yaegaki-hime, from the series Sixty-nine Stations of the Kisokaidô Road by Utagawa Kuniyo
old fuck and his duck
Kitsunebi, watercolour.Kitsune (狐) is the Japanese word for fox. Foxes are a common subject of Japan
Kitsune - the tiny gate guardian.
The Legend of the Jorogumo,In Medieval Japanese folklore there were once tales of a particularly ter
schweizercomics:My Patreon paper figure set this (last) month is APPALACHIAN FOLK MONSTERSso here y’
abookofcreatures:Swan Valley MonsterI love how outrageous this creature is, in every way. Why is it
Conte du Coq d’or, Pouchkine.1910.Skazka o zolotom petouchke, Aleksandr Sergeevič Puskin.(1799-1837)
Alan Lee - Illustrations from “The Mabinogion” - Medieval Welsh Tales: «Peredur, son of
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