Louis Moe - Ragnarok, 1898

- source

Ernst Fuchs - Griffin and Dragon, 1960-69

Ernst Fuchs was one of the first artists shared on this site way back in early 2006.

Witches' Sabbath, 18th Century

Scene from Faust

Artist and date unknown.

Russian Satirical Illustration, 1906

You can see additional Russian satirical magazine illustrations from early 20th century in this previous post.

J. J. Grandville - Satire on Taxation, May 1833

"Satire on taxation, showing monsters personifying taxes devoring people in an arena, while smartly dressed people look on from above; in the background, at right, Louis Philippe and some of his ministers, including Soult, D'Argout, Madier de Montjau, Barthe and Thiers, watch from a balcony; plate 10 from La Caricature's 'Association mensuelle lithographique'. May 1833" 

 Artwork found at The British Museum.

Johannes Josephus Aarts - Perseus and the Sea Monster, 1881-1934

Artwork found at Rijks Museum See more work by the artist in this previous post.

Marcel Roux (1878 -1922)

Offering to Moloch, 1908

  Ambush, 1909

  Girl of Pleasure, 1909

  The Weird Orchestra, 1904

  The Spider, 1910, Version 1

  The Spider, 1910, Version 2

  The Spider, 1910, Version 3

  Satan's Slave, 1907

  Evening Beast, 1900-22

  The Grim Reaper, 1907

  The Forest of Vice, 1907

  Only Refuge, 1904 

 A few other works by Marcel Roux can be viewed in this previous post.

Many of these artworks were found at Rijks Museum.

Follower of Hieronymus Bosch - Temptation of Saint Anthony, 16th-17th C

Artwork found at Christies.

Tibetan Demon Paintings, 19th Century

 

Artworks found at the Welcome Collection.

Cvijeta Job - Illustrations from “Potjeh” by Ivana Brlic-Mazuranic, 1975

”The story is about a grandfather and his three grandchildren. They have to choose between good and evil where good represents the god Svarozic who is the son of the god Svarog. The evil represents the master of anger. His name was Bjesomar. The purpose of these stories is to find the meaning of what one’s heart desires.” 

- quote source and images found thanks to Notes From A Superfluous Man. 

You can view the complete art from this book here. 

Below are a few additional artworks by the artist..

  Illustration for Mira Boglic's Suma Od Koralja - Zagreb, Nasa Djeca

  Illustration for Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić - Stribor's Forest, 1981

Francesco Scaramuzza - Dante's Inferno, Canto XXXIV, 19th C