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Source: weheartit.com
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From Southwestern Union College’s 1962 yearbook.
It all connects: vintage skeleton imagery.
Source: oneletterwords.com
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Battle of Bones, 1881, charcoal by Odilon Redon, 1840-1916, French. Kröller Müller Museum, Netherlands.
Radon was born Bertrand-Jean Redon and was a symbolist artist, printmaker, draftsman and pastelist. He is of the postimpressionist period.
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“The mysterious skeleton dances everything from the Highland Fling to the Grizzly Bear.” From Popular Electricity, 1912.
It all connects: vintage skeleton imagery.
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Louis Raemaekers, 1918
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Arcane XIII - La Morte - Le Tarot d’Albrecht Dürer
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Elliot Lang | ‘Dance’ for the Month of Fear weekly theme “Danse Macabre”
Oil paint on panel, 8 x 10″
For my final Month of Fear submission, I went a little more conceptual on the ‘danse macabre’ theme. I loved being a part of this challenge and cannot wait to see more work from the incredible artists involved. Cheers to Kristina and Happy Halloween!
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‘Angel of death’ won my Patreon sketchpoll! :) I like benelovent death gods who are, you know, just doing their job.
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Else Meidner
Death and the Maiden, ca. 1918-1925
The British Museum, England
Watercolour, charcoal and graphite on paper
55x49.7 cm
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