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antique-erotic: A fascinating picture from the 1910s, three well-muscled young men photographed outd

gothiccharmschool: thespectraldimension: Edward Gorey loved cats (and books). A lot. Sometimes more

nobrashfestivity: Edward Gorey, The Sea from his tarot card set pen and ink

wandering-in-wonder: Edward Gorey, vampires

cleolinda: Getting Gorey with Alley Theatre’s ‘Dracula’ Edward Gorey—whose p

“I is for Ida who drowned in a lake” is my favourite.

Chance. Joseph Conrad. Doubleday Anchor Books, NY, 1957 (first published 1913). Original d

gorey: MUTUAL AID REQUEST: Help Dean stay afloat! Image descriptions will be after a cut at the end

trulyvincent: Edward Gorey

Here is another themed piece which I was asked to submit to — the theme on this one was &

Maria/Gina commission for @drbtinglecannon <3 thank you again! :)))))

Edward Gorey

The Gashlycrumb Tinies by Edward Gorey, 1963

bad-moodboard: Edward Gorey - A Dull Afternoon

disease: Edward Gorey on the set he designed for Dracula, in 1977. He received a Tony Award for the

marianhalcombes: Jeremy Brett as Count Dracula in the 1978 adaptation of Dracula, designed by Edward

cousinbarnabas: Jeremy Brett in DRACULA, with production design by Edward Gorey.

theartivistic: Bats, by Edward Gorey (1925 – 2000).

Finished piece vs sketch!This is heavily inspired by how deer shed their velvet! It’s gorey, b

wandering-in-wonder:Edward Gorey, vampires

Edward Gorey

Edward Gorey

disease: Edward Gorey on the set he designed for Dracula, in 1977. He received a Tony Award for the

Edward Gorey

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