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Death holds his infamous scythe and in the other an hourglass
macabre black-and-white illustrations by mixed-media artist/author Trisha Leigh Shufelt and quotes from the literary works and thoughts of Edgar Allan Poe
Although still rare
Their fingers
The name Baphomet first appeared in trial transcripts for the Inquisition of the Knights Templar in the early 14th century
You're Mine 8x10" Fine Art Print uranium Death holds his infamous scytheStefani Rabideaux is a Disney artist based in Orlando, FL. She primarily works with graphite, ink and gouache expressing a Art Deco with a touch of dark pinup. Her ethereal females evoke optimism in dark times. Her prints perfectly capture our own aesthetic of creepy, sexy, and humorous. This is case where the online image doesn't do them justice. they are gorgeous. They are all printed on archival paper with a gloss finish and signed or initialed on
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