Vladimir Gazovic

Pythagoras - Thou Shalt Not Kill, 1975

Birds of Her Majesty, 1970

Saddle your imagination, 1972

Adam and Eve, 1969

From letters Galanda, 1978

Freedom In My Sign, 1969

Composer Leoš Janáček, 1980

Expulsion of Raja, 1969

Kolomanovi Sokolovi 1979

Adam and Eve, 1970

Ghana Film Posters

Jose Hernandez

Reflection on the Grand Malaise, 1972


The Absence of Liquid, 1973


Breeze Interupted, 1977


Identity Of Person, 1989


Strategists, 1978


Weather Report, 1982

Mask Of Contempt, 2007
 Evening Mask IV, 2008

The Hydra, 2002

Jan Lebenstein (1930 – 1999)

The Climax, 1969

Hall Of Hearings , 1973
 Invasion

Untitled , 1962
 Hall - Hearings -Sad - Appeal, 1975

Couple Squatting

Apocalypse , 1985

Club Bar, 1976

Shigeru Mizuki - God of Pestilence

More works by Shigeru Mizuki were previously shared here.

Marian Wawrzeniecki (1863-1943)

Enthralled, before 1928

The Medieval Dragon, 1912

Fairy Tale Of The Princess And The Dragon, 1904-1908

The Victim In A Slavic Barrow

Images found at The National Museum in Warsaw and Kultura Wiara.

Giorgio Comolo - Painting based on Jack Kirby's interior art from "The Demon" comic, 2002

A selection of Jack Kirby's double page spreads from The Demon were recently shared here.

Jack Kirby - Double Page Spreads From "The Demon" 1972-73

"After the cancellation of his Fourth World titles at DC, Jack Kirby created a number of other properties for the company, none of which survived very long. One of these was the Demon, conceived as the demonic alter-ego of Jason Blood. Kirby borrowed the Demon’s look from a Prince Valiant comic strip in which that character donned a demon costume.

 In contrast with Kirby’s Fourth World work, his work during this period often blended genres in ways that can sometimes seem strange or arbitrary. Kirby’s The Demon mixed the supernatural and super-heroes. It may be seen as a noble experiment, in as much as it was essentially a supernatural title marketed for the super-hero audience. But Kirby’s super-hero aesthetics proved a strange mix, undermining the seriousness of the supernatural elements.

 The series lasted only 16 issues, but the Demon would begin appearing occasionally across the DC Universe, only a few years after his title’s cancellation. He would be more substantially revived in the 1980s, and he’s become a staple of the DC Universe ever since." - quote source