Weird medieval art

<n>Душа чистая</n> (Pure Soul), a late 18th-century Russian icon from the <n>State Tretyakov Gallery</n> collection.

Icon of <n>Saint Ignatius of Antioch</n>, 17th c.

A 1520 botanical illustration of a <n>Palma Christi</n> from an Italian herbal manuscript.

Icon depicting <n>Saint Christopher Cynocephalus</n>.

Adoration of the Lamb (Detail), Jan van Eyck - 1432

<n>Cat beating a cymbal</n>, an illustration from the <n>Walters Ms. W.102</n> <n>Book of Hours</n>, ca. 1280-1300.

<n>Cherub of Jekeskiel</n> by <n>Eliphas Levi</n> from the 1896 edition of The Magical Ritual of the Sanctum Regum.

A woodcut of a male mandrake from '<n>Hortus Sanitatis</n>' (1491), published by <n>Jacob Meydenbach</n>.

Detail of a 1st century AD Roman marble <n>Statue of an Amazon</n>, found in <n>Herculaneum</n>.

A detail from <n>Saint Lucy</n> (1473) by artist <n>Francesco del Cossa</n>.

<n>The Green Lion Devouring the Sun</n>, an alchemical illustration from the <n>Rosarium Philosophorum</n>, 1550.

Detail of the right panel from <n>The Garden of Earthly Delights</n> by <n>Hieronymus Bosch</n>.

<n>Satan</n> and two <n>demonic attendants</n> from the 15th-century French manuscript <n>MS Douce 134</n>.

Devils. detail.Fr. 15cent MS. Douce 134  MRM Bodl. lib.

<n>The Apocalyptic Woman</n> (c. 1498), a woodcut from the 'Apocalypse' series by <n>Albrecht Dürer</n>.