Echoes of the Wiccans.

William Degouve de Nuncques - The Leprous Forest. 1898

Rubens - Prometheus Bound

The picture above is from a modern day “theatre of cruelty”-style performance: http://www.nouse.co.uk/2013/03/05/the-movements-the-theatre-of-cruelty/theastre-of-cruelty-2/ 

Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema

Windflowers by John William Waterhouse, 1903

Like snowfall, you cry a silent storm Your tears paint rivers on this oaken wall…

The Spirit Photography of William Hope

LA SANIE DES SIÈCLES - PANÉGYRIQUE DE LA DÉGÉNÉRESCENCE Peste Noire

By : Amy Jane Gustafson

This is a treasured possesion of mine. According to swedish folklore this is a vaettir candle. The vaettir (or vättar) are nature spirits living underground. They were believed to be small, often invisible, human like creatures who could turn malevolent should you offend them in any way. These vaettir candles are originally a common type of fossil, but in the olden days these fossils were believed to be the petrified candles left behind by the vaettir’s after they had ascended their underground lairs to dance. If you found one of these candles you’d be wise to keep it with you as it would protect you from the vaettir’s maleficent magic. © Mimmi Strinnholm (http://instagram.com/thistlemilk)

Lunar Aurora 

One of my favourites - Denis Forkas Kostromitin. Facebook.

1931 Dracula (Dorothy Tree, Geraldine Dvorak, Cornelia Thaw).

Nåstrond - Muspellz Synir.