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The Silhouette of Wayward Dreamers

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alrauna: “ Cécile Berrubé (@cecile_illustrations) ”
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alrauna:

Cécile Berrubé (@cecile_illustrations)

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cincylibrary: ““The Spectre Ship,” illustration by G. Howell-Baker, 1901. ”
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cincylibrary:

“The Spectre Ship,” illustration by G. Howell-Baker, 1901.

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talesfromweirdland:

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Illustrations by Walter Draesner for EIN TOTENTANZ (A Dance of Death), 1922. Intriguing, morbid—but also mini-lessons on how to use negative space.

Some more later.

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artist-chagall: “The Jacob’s Dream, Marc Chagall Medium: charcoal,indianink,pencil,paper https://www.wikiart.org/en/marc-chagall/the-jacob-s-dream-5 ”
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The Jacob’s Dream, Marc Chagall

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ex0skeletal:

by Enric Sant

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nemophilies:

Catherine Hyde

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starxgoddess:

Austin Osman Spare (1887-1956) ~ Ex Libris, 1909

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madivinecomedie: “ ® Sophie Lécuyer. Bain d'étoiles (Bath of stars) 2013. Monotype ”
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madivinecomedie:

® Sophie Lécuyer. Bain d'étoiles (Bath of stars) 2013. Monotype

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loumargi: “‘The Night - Blooming Cereus’, by Philip Reinagle from ‘The Temple of Flora, or, Garden of the botanist, poet, painter, and philosopher’ ”
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loumargi:

‘The Night - Blooming Cereus’, by Philip Reinagle from ‘The Temple of Flora, or, Garden of the botanist, poet, painter, and philosopher’

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