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Iris Compiet

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Wojciech Weiss

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Skeleton of Urizen from A Small Book of Designs. William Blake, 1794

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Frances Griffiths and Elsie Wright photographed in Cottingley, England, 1917.

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Xaman de l'àrea cultural de l'Altai i l'Himalaia, tret de A Sorceress from Tungusy, per E. Karnejeff; 1812.

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Theodor Kittelsen - The Troll at the Hedal Forest (ca. 1886)

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Little Red Riding Hood

by Olga Solarics & Adorja’n von Wlassics / Atelier Manassé c. 1920s

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Animal and Man (1931) by Max Frey

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The skull of a viking man with filed teeth, found in a mass grave in Dorset. The purpose behind filed teeth remains unclear but some researchers believe that the teeth carvings were likely dyed (probably with red) to frighten opponents in battle or to show their status as a great fighter

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From “Witches at Their Incantations”

by Salvator Rosa

1646

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A 32,000-year-old wolf head, which had been frozen in permafrost 65 feet underground.in Siberia. Credit: Emile Ducke for The New York Times

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Witchcraft Scene with Dwarves (Anonymous, 1700-10)

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Louis Moe (1857–1945) - Opus 82: Amanita muscaria and a devil woman, 1920

etching in colour

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Félix-Hilaire Buhot (1847–1898)

On allume les cierges pour les Morts (They Light Candles for the Dead), 1878

source

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Lil Dagover in Der müde Tod | 1921 | dir. Fritz Lang