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They Swarmed Upon Me in Ever-Accumulating Heaps
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One of several haunting illustrations carried out by Irish artist Harry Clarke for a 1919 edition of Edgar Allan Poe’s Tales of Mystery and Imagination, published by George G. Harrap of London. Of all Clarke's works these macabre masterpieces would prove his most popular and enduring. (Image source: Grandma's Graphics)
- Calavera from Oaxaca José Guadalupe Posada
- Ophelia with a Blue Wimple in the Water Odilon Redon
- The Lady Madeline of Usher Harry Clarke
- In His Toilsome Journey to the Water His Fears Redoubled within Him Harry Clarke
- “Death is the line that marks the end of all” Joris Hoefnagel
- The Raven Gustave Doré
- I Would Call Aloud upon her Name Harry Clarke
- Deep, Deep, and For Ever, into some Ordinary and Nameless Grave Harry Clarke