ITT: Your favorite illustrations

H.K. Browne's illustrations for Dickens are iconic.

Boring.

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inb4 Stirner

Thanks for sharing this insightful and interesting comment, friend.

if you have an attention span about as long as a twitter message, maybe.

Alberto Martini's EA Poe illustrations.

Mervyn Peake - Rime of the Ancient Mariner

These are awesome.

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pure medieval bantz

The Lord's Prayer.

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Alice is so pissed there.

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my sides. what is this?

Just some demons from a medieval manuscript.

All top tier, must know source
I get the feeling its some canterbury tales shit but for demons

I got them from here which has more and includes the sources: demonagerie.tumblr.com/

thanks

im a big fan of Dore's illustrations for Paradiso

is it the same long bearded man there?

it reminds me that wizard from oglaf who could change his shape and so he was sexually abused for it at least twice

nsfw of course

oglaf.com/cornwalling/

oglaf.com/toll/
oglaf.com/toll/2/

Same.

Dore is amazing. I have a print of "Satan enters the garden of Eden as a serpent" on my wall. Not sure if that's the real title.. Anyway here's some N. C. Wyeth.

... and the ones for the Quijote

This is incredible

Has to be this one

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bit derivative of goya

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>no Beardsley

harry clarke**** I meant goddamnit

here's a von Bayros not based on any important literature but still an illustration nonetheless

>anime

Shit, i was just about to post this

Damn thats awesome. Thanks for sharing user.

>Harry Clarke
>anime

whew lad

the Rime is great source material for artwork

I tried quite hard to find them a while ago and just couldn't. It was some adaptation of the King Arthur story with these fucking gorgeous pencil drawings - you know the really detailed kind. But I just couldn't find them or even manage to identify the actual book they were from. I read it as a kid some time in the late '80s and we'd had the book for a few years, but I can't even remember the name.

So anyway: don't have them, but some fucking excellent penciled Arthurian illustrations. They're my favourite. Lost now, like dust in the wind.

>Lost now, like dust in the wind.

>tfw when all these moments are lost

probably dore

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>N. C. Wyeth.

mah snownigga

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