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Untitled (self-portrait with chair), 1977-78, by artist <n>Francesca Woodman</n>.

Album art for <n>Ethel Cain</n>'s album <n>Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You</n>. Photo by <n>Silas Audley</n>.

Musician <n>Ethel Cain</n> in a grainy, dark photograph.

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<n>Ethel Cain</n> photographed by <n>Silken Weinberg</n>.

Statement, a photograph by <n>Rob Hann</n> of the <n>Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ</n> in Texas.

This image, known for the "That's it, I'm telling Jesus" meme, was used as cover art by <n>Lil Bo Weep</n>.

A <n>Southern Gothic</n> photograph of a church at night by <n>Briscoe Park</n>.

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<n>Over the hills</n>. Photo by <n>KAMIN</n>.

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Vintage photograph <n>Billboard, Jesus is Coming</n> from the <n>Found Image Press</n> archive.

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Promotional photograph of <n>Ethel Cain</n> for her album <n>Perverts</n>, shot by <n>Silken Weinberg</n>.

Photograph <n>Wild Fennel (Crete, 2017)</n> by <n>Traianos Pakioufakis</n>, the cover for the <n>Szun Waves</n> album <n>Earth Patterns</n>.

Cover art for <n>Ethel Cain</n>'s 2025 album, <n>Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You</n>.

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A still from the music video for <n>Prometeo</n> by <n>Lastre</n>, directed by <n>Nicola Ragone</n>.

Musician <n>Ethel Cain</n> holding a shotgun.

A drawing titled <n>'Held close all the time, knowin' I'm half of you'</n>, inspired by <n>Ethel Cain</n>.

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Musician <n>Ethel Cain</n> in a photograph embodying her <n>Southern Gothic</n> aesthetic.