The nightmare

A compendium of various artworks in which dreams are depicted, including works by Blake, Grandville, Hokusai, Redon and Dürer.

The Nightmare (second version, c. 1790) by Henry Fuseli. “There’s something those fellows catch–beyond life–that they’re able to make us catch for a second. Doré had it. Sime has it. Angarola of Chicago has it. And Pickman had it as no man ever had it before or–I hope to heaven–ever will again.” (Pickman’s Model, 1926) […]

Poster Print A1 (33.1 x 23.4) of FUSELI: NIGHTMARE, 1781. The Nightmare

Interior and exterior sets and settings, themes and motifs, monsters and menaces, even dialogue and sound effects—all these horror movie elements have been suggested by famous paintings. Inspired by the works of acclaimed artists, horror movie directors have added audio, visual, and dramatic effects to their own creative visions, enhancing their artistic works with those

If you've been getting a night's sleep that's a little too good lately and are looking for something nightmare-inducing, you've come to the right place. Meet Stefan Koidl—an artist based in Hallein, Austria whose specialty is the unsettling, the creepy, and the weird.

you're zero ! 👻 "zero is entirely loyal to his master. despite his ghostly form, he acts very much like a normal dog; his favorite activity is fetching the bones pulled from jack's skeletal body." ❐ loyal ❐ friendly ❐ playful ❐ innocent ❐ down-to-earth if you tied with any, the first result you see is the correct one !

THE NIGHTMARE, Henry Fuseli, 1781, Oil on canvas, Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, MI, USA

One of my favorite things happening on the internet is this series from Trevor Henderson, which mashes real photographs with drawings of original monsters and w