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Dark Art

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Dark Art delves into the shadowy corners of imagination, exploring themes of mystery, melancholy, and the macabre. This category captures powerful emotions through haunting imagery, often blending elements of gothic, surrealism, and fantasy. Whether depicting eerie landscapes, enigmatic figures, or symbolic darkness, Dark Art invites viewers to confront the unknown and reflect on life’s deeper, sometimes unsettling, truths. Perfect for those drawn to art that challenges conventions and stirs the soul, these works add depth and intrigue to any space, making a bold statement that lingers long after the first glance.

Mucho hay que chupar. (There is plenty to suck.) (1796-1797)

Others First, But I Can Wait

Juodas ant juodo žvaigždių šviesoje

The Haunted Wood

The Monkey and the Cat (probably 1670s)

The moment her shadowy form met his view he…made one grasshopper spring to the door–and was gone! (1911)

Mephistopheles (1877)

Witches’ Flight (1798)

Allá vá eso. (There it goes.) (1796-1797)

The wolf disguised as grandmother (1902)

The Murder of the Ribbings (1874)

Door het water wadende man met skelet op de rug

Requiem (1942)

The Conflict Between Satan And Death (1832)

The Haunted House: He Kept His Eyes Fixed on Me with a Look so Strange (1896)

Amouk, after Goya

3 Bll. aus ‘Los Proverbios’ (1815-1823)

The Witch’s Pool (1904)

The Marsh Flower, a Sad Human Head (1885)

Self portrait (1923)

Et l’homme parut, interrogeant le sol d’ou il sort et qui l’attire, il se fraya la voie vers (1883)

La Mort – Mon ironie depasse toutes les autres! (Death – My iron surpasses all others!) (1889)

Bolesť (1924–1927)

Et le diable qui les seduisait, fut jete dans l’etang de feu et de soufre, ou es la bete et le faux prophete (1899)

El sueño de la razon produce monstruos. (The sleep of reason produces monsters.) (1796-1797)

Landscape with raven (1911)

Betwwen dark and light IV

Gallery Coupon

Quasimodo (c. 1875–80)

Apparition (1880–1890)

Lueur precaire, une tete a l’infini suspendue (Precarious glimmering, a head suspended) (1891)

At length they all pointed their stained fingers at me (1912)

Selbstporträt (1988)

And I Saw an Angel Coming Down from Heaven, Having the Key of the Bottomless Pit and a Great Chain in His Hand (1899)

Quien lo creyera! (Who would have thought it!) (1796-1797)

Witches and warlocks, ghosts, goblins and ghouls (1911)

After Vice Comes Fornication [Simpleton] (Tras el Vicio Viene el Fornicio [Bobalicón]) (ca. 1813-1820)

Devota profesion. (Devout profession.) (1796-1797)

The little man had seated himself in the centre of the circle upon the large skull (1911)

The vague glimmer of a head suspended in space (1891)

The Sabbath of witches (1797-98)

The Witch’s Pool (1904)

And All Manner of Frightful Creatures Arise (1888)

The Fallen Angel Spreads His Black Wings

In the Maze of Branches the Pale Figure Appeared

Waldschratt (around 1922)

Moloch (around 1923)

Der Träumer (around 1929)

Mucho hay que chupar. (There is plenty to suck.) (1796-1797)

Others First, But I Can Wait

Juodas ant juodo žvaigždių šviesoje

The Haunted Wood

The Monkey and the Cat (probably 1670s)

The moment her shadowy form met his view he…made one grasshopper spring to the door–and was gone! (1911)

Mephistopheles (1877)

Witches’ Flight (1798)

Allá vá eso. (There it goes.) (1796-1797)

The wolf disguised as grandmother (1902)

The Murder of the Ribbings (1874)

Door het water wadende man met skelet op de rug

Requiem (1942)

The Conflict Between Satan And Death (1832)

The Haunted House: He Kept His Eyes Fixed on Me with a Look so Strange (1896)

Amouk, after Goya

3 Bll. aus ‘Los Proverbios’ (1815-1823)

The Witch’s Pool (1904)

The Marsh Flower, a Sad Human Head (1885)

Self portrait (1923)

Et l’homme parut, interrogeant le sol d’ou il sort et qui l’attire, il se fraya la voie vers (1883)

La Mort – Mon ironie depasse toutes les autres! (Death – My iron surpasses all others!) (1889)

Bolesť (1924–1927)

Et le diable qui les seduisait, fut jete dans l’etang de feu et de soufre, ou es la bete et le faux prophete (1899)

El sueño de la razon produce monstruos. (The sleep of reason produces monsters.) (1796-1797)

Landscape with raven (1911)

Betwwen dark and light IV

Gallery Coupon

Quasimodo (c. 1875–80)

Apparition (1880–1890)

Lueur precaire, une tete a l’infini suspendue (Precarious glimmering, a head suspended) (1891)

At length they all pointed their stained fingers at me (1912)