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<n>Witches' Sabbath</n> (1798) by <n>Francisco Goya</n>, commissioned by the Duke and Duchess of Osuna.

<n>Judith Beheading Holofernes</n> (c. 1599), an oil on canvas by Italian Baroque artist <n>Caravaggio</n>.

A detail from <n>Saint Jerome Writing</n> (c. 1605-06), an oil painting by <n>Caravaggio</n>.

Spanish artist <n>Francisco de Goya</n>'s oil painting <n>Witches' Flight</n>, completed in 1798.

A gestural cafe sketch by artist <n>Dariush Amiri Kashani</n>.

<n>Proud to be a Man XI</n> by artist <n>Fabian Perez</n>.

Illustrations for <n>Hansel and Gretel</n> by <n>Lorenzo Mattotti</n>.

"Tears are words that need to be written." - Paulo Coelho

<n>Madonna of Sorrows</n>, a 1916 mural by <n>John Singer Sargent</n> at the <n>Boston Public Library</n>.

Heliogravure <n>Um eine Seele</n> (1894-1895) by artist <n>Sascha Schneider</n>.

<n>Marriage of Heaven and Earth</n> (c. 1925) by Australian artist <n>Norman Lindsay</n>.

<n>Study of J</n> (2023), a grease pencil drawing on newsprint.

A detail from <n>Caravaggio</n>'s painting <n>Annunciation</n>, created circa 1608.

A detail from <n>Pieter Fris</n>'s 1652 painting, <n>Orpheus and Eurydice in the Underworld</n>.

<n>Judgment Night</n>, an illustration by <n>Virgil Finlay</n> for <n>C. L. Moore</n>'s story in <n>Astounding Science Fiction</n>, 1943.

<n>The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters</n> (1799) by <n>Francisco de Goya</n> from his <n>Los Caprichos</n> series.

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<n>Unknown Seas</n> (1922), an etching by artist <n>Norman Lindsay</n>.

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A drawing of the character <n>Ishakan</n> from the manhwa <n>Predatory Marriage</n>.

Detail from <n>Master with the Parrot</n>'s <n>The Suicide of Lucretia</n>, used as album art by <n>If I Could Kill Myself</n>.

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