Illustration by Léon Carré 📍From the story of Badr al-Din Hasan Éditions d’Art H. Piazza, (1926–1932)
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Illustration by Léon Carré 📍From the story of Badr al-Din Hasan Éditions d’Art H. Piazza, (1926–1932)

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The Fairy of the Moon, circa 1891. Painted by Hermann Kaulbach.
Boundless love in marble.
Demon Slayer 👺🎴🔥I combined two pieces for this one, “St. George” by Solomon J Solomon and “Michael defeats Satan” by Guido Reni. I love the motif of Tanjiro holding Nezuko while slaying Muzan. I’m a little sad his katana wouldn’t work for this piece (as katanas are shorter in terms of swords and are typically wielded with both hands contrary to western swords) But I love how it turned out regardless! I love Nezuko’s little manicure 💅 and I chose to go with Tanjiro’s less controversial earrings. Muzan doesn’t look half bad down there 😳
Peder Mørk Mønsted
“Summer by the River” Oil on canvas 106x179cm

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Jules Bastien-Lepage, Joan of Arc, 1879
Joan stands frozen in her garden as ghostly saints appear behind her. The painting captures the exact moment an ordinary village girl begins her journey toward becoming one of history’s greatest legends.
"The Feeder"
Ein ruhiger Nachmittag ...
„The Feeder“ ist einer der Beinamen Chaugnar Faugns in Frank Belknap Longs "The Horror from the Hills". Im Text erscheint die Bezeichnung in einer beschwörenden Aufzählung seiner Namen und Eigenschaften: „the Horror from the Hills … the feeder … the all.“