Cabiria, Silent Film Poster, The Temple of Moloch, 1914 -1920's

Film Still 

 

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Clash of the Titans Poster (German) 1985

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Enrique Mataix Roman - "Night of the Demon" Film Poster, 1958

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Wilhelm Freddie - Surreal Composition, 1949

Valery Slauk (Belarusian, 1947 - )

Eratniki 

Pyakel'niki 

Gartsuki 

Younik 

Tsmok 

Mara 

Chort 

Sheshki 

Zlydni 

Vampire 

Jules-Descartes Férat - Illustration for Edgar Allan Poe's "The Pit and the Pendulum," 1884

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Ambroise Fredeau - The Blessed Guillaume de Toulouse Tormented by Demons, 1657

Image sources include David Whitman and Wikipedia.

Rory Hayes (1949 - 1983)

Triple-Faced Demon

Season of the Witch

 Demon 

The Bogeyman 

Deformed Monster, 1980's 

Monsers and Space, 1970's 

Colorful Demon, 1970's 

San Francisco Comic Book, front - No.1, 1970 

San Francisco Comic Book, back - No.1, 1970 

Invitation to Death, Bogeyman Issue 3, 1970 

Radical America Komiks, 1969 

 Bogeyman #1, front, 1969 

Bogeyman #1,back, 1969 

Art from Bogeyman Issue 3, 1970 

 

Sean Äaberg's Halloween Book Kickstarter

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Kladderadatsch Magazine Illustrations (1902 - 1940)

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, June 1932 

Interior art by Werner Sahmann, 1922 

Interior art by Oskar Garvens, August 1937

Interior art by Werner Sahmann, 1921 

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, September 1931 

Interior art by Arthur Johnson 

Interior art by Arthur Johnson, 1914 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1938 

Interior art by A.L?, 1907 

Cover art by Arthur Johnson, February 1940 

Interior art, 1921 

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1940

Interior art by Werner Hahmann, 1931 

Cover art, January 1913 

Niki de Saint Phalle - La Force XI, 1990

There are a few documentaries on Niki on youtube, "Niki de Saint Phalle Instrospections and Reflections" the other "Niki De Saint Phalle - The story of a free woman" both great ways to discover her larger body of work, including literal buildings in the shape of her art.

Mahlon Blaine - The Eyes Have It, 1955

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